Ternary-composition tuning of the anomalous Nernst effect in amorphous-like Gd-Co-Pt films
Abstract
We report composition tuning of the anomalous Nernst effect in amorphous-like Gd-Co-Pt ternary films. Pt incorporation into Gd-Co films modifies the anomalous Nernst coefficient and induces a sign reversal of SANE, whereas Gd incorporation into Co-Pt films suppresses SANE but reduces thermal conductivity. Owing to the balance between transverse thermoelectric response and thermal transport, the heat-flux sensitivity reaches approximately 0.24 μm/A. Composition maps reveal that the magnitude and heat-flux sensitivity of the anomalous Nernst effect can be systematically tuned in the Gd-Co-Pt ternary composition space. This work extends ANE material design from binary-alloy optimization to ternary-composition engineering.
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