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We report on mutual proximity effects in d-wave superconductor/half-metalheterostructures which correspond to systems composed of high-Tc cuprates andmanganite materials. In our study, proximity effects are induced by theinterplay of two separate interface effects: spin-mixing (or rotation) surfacescattering and spin-flip scattering. The surface spin-mixing scatteringintroduces spin-triplet pairing correlations in superconducting side; as aresult, Andreev bound states are formed at energies within the superconductinggap. The spin-flip scattering introduces not only long range equal-spin pairingamplitudes in the half-metal, but also an exotic magnetic proximity effectextending into the superconductor.Comment: 2 pages, 1 figure, submitted to 24th International Conference on Low  Temperature Physic

Spin-dependent Proximity Effects in d-wave Superconductor/Half-metal Heterostructures