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. 2016 Jun 6;6:27487. doi: 10.1038/srep27487

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Berry curvature calculations along Γ − X (a), Γ − Y (b), and Γ − Z (c) using the band structure show in Fig. 4(a). The upper panels show the band structures. The corresponding Berry curvature for CB 1 and CB 2 bands are shown in the middle and lower panels, respectively. Non-zero Berry curvatures were found along all three principle axes in accord with a 3D nature of the Rashba-like spin-splitted band in Cd₃As₂ with Cd antisites.

Inline graphic — Berry curvature calculations along Γ − X (a), Γ − Y (b), and Γ − Z (c) using the band structure show in Fig. 4(a). The upper panels show the band structures. The corresponding Berry curvature for CB 1 and CB 2 bands are shown in the middle and lower panels, respectively. Non-zero Berry curvatures were found along all three principle axes in accord with a 3D nature of the Rashba-like spin-splitted band in Cd₃As₂ with Cd antisites.