Magnetic order in the frustrated Ising-like chain compound Sr$_3$NiIrO$_6
We have studied the field and temperature dependence of the magnetization of single crystals of Sr3NiIrO6. These measurements evidence the presence of an easy axis of anisotropy and two anomalies in the magnetic susceptibility. Neutron powder diffraction realized on a polycrystalline sample reveals...
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| creator | Lefrançois, Emilie Chapon, Laurent C Simonet, Virginie Lejay, Pascal Khalyavin, Dmitry Rayaprol, Sudhindra Sampathkumaran, E. V Ballou, Rafik Adroja, D. T |
| description | We have studied the field and temperature dependence of the magnetization of
single crystals of Sr3NiIrO6. These measurements evidence the presence of an
easy axis of anisotropy and two anomalies in the magnetic susceptibility.
Neutron powder diffraction realized on a polycrystalline sample reveals the
emergence of magnetic reflections below 75 K with magnetic propagation vector k
~ (0, 0, 1), undetected in previous neutron studies [T.N. Nguyen and H.-C zur
Loye, J. Solid State Chem., 117, 300 (1995)]. The nature of the magnetic ground
state, and the presence of two anomalies common to this family of material, are
discussed on the basis of the results obtained by neutron diffraction,
magnetization measurements, and symmetry arguments. |
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easy axis of anisotropy and two anomalies in the magnetic susceptibility.
Neutron powder diffraction realized on a polycrystalline sample reveals the
emergence of magnetic reflections below 75 K with magnetic propagation vector k
~ (0, 0, 1), undetected in previous neutron studies [T.N. Nguyen and H.-C zur
Loye, J. Solid State Chem., 117, 300 (1995)]. The nature of the magnetic ground
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Neutron powder diffraction realized on a polycrystalline sample reveals the
emergence of magnetic reflections below 75 K with magnetic propagation vector k
~ (0, 0, 1), undetected in previous neutron studies [T.N. Nguyen and H.-C zur
Loye, J. Solid State Chem., 117, 300 (1995)]. The nature of the magnetic ground
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easy axis of anisotropy and two anomalies in the magnetic susceptibility.
Neutron powder diffraction realized on a polycrystalline sample reveals the
emergence of magnetic reflections below 75 K with magnetic propagation vector k
~ (0, 0, 1), undetected in previous neutron studies [T.N. Nguyen and H.-C zur
Loye, J. Solid State Chem., 117, 300 (1995)]. The nature of the magnetic ground
state, and the presence of two anomalies common to this family of material, are
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