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Here is the abstract:
Using magnetic band theory and topological indices obtained from Magnetic Topological Quantum
Chemistry (MTQC), we have performed the first high-throughput calculations of 549 magnetic
topological materials and have discovered 130 magnetic enforced semimetals and topological
insulators, thereby enhancing by a factor of 10 the number of known magnetic topological
materials. We use as our starting-point the Bilbao Magnetic Material Database, containing
549 non-ferromagnetic compounds whose magnetic structure and symmetry group have been
painstakingly deduced from neutron-scattering experiments. This knowledge is crucial for correct
ab initio calculations of the materials’ band structure, which we have performed for each of those
compounds - including complete phase diagrams at different values of Hubbard potential in LDA+U.
Using an in-house code to be made publicly available for finding the magnetic co-representations at
high symmetry points, we then feed this data into the topological machinery of MTQC to determine
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