The role of As ions height in AFe2As2 (A = Ba, Sr)

Abstract The sensitive response of antiferromagnetic order to As ions height in pressure environment makes the reduction of As ions height beneficial for rapid suppression of antiferromagnetism. The analysis from lattice parameters and electron density indicates that As ions height has a significant impact on antiferromagnetic suppression. The interrelationship between As ions height and antiferromagnetic suppression makes it easier for uniaxial pressure along the c ‐axis environments to suppress antiferromagnetism, cause Lifshitz transition compared and induce Fermi surface nesting than uniaxial pressure along the a ‐axis (or b ‐axis) environments, which can explain the fluctuation of superconducting critical pressure measurements in experiments with uneven pressure application from a microscopic perspective.