Magnetic field dependence of galfenol elastic properties
Elastic shear moduli measurements on Fe 100 − x Ga x ( x = 12 - 33 ) single crystals (via resonant ultrasound spectroscopy) with and without a magnetic field and within 4-300 K are reported. The pronounced softening of the tetragonal shear modulus c ′ is concluded to be, based on magnetoelastic coup...
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description | Elastic shear moduli measurements on
Fe
100
−
x
Ga
x
(
x
=
12
-
33
)
single crystals (via resonant ultrasound spectroscopy) with and without a magnetic field and within 4-300 K are reported. The pronounced softening of the tetragonal shear modulus
c
′
is concluded to be, based on magnetoelastic coupling, the cause of the second peak in the tetragonal magnetostriction constant
λ
100
near
x
=
28
. Exceedingly high
Δ
E
effects
(
∼
25
%
)
, combined with the extreme softness in
c
′
(
c
′
<
10
GPa
)
, suggest structural changes take place, yet, gradual in nature, as the moduli show a smooth dependence on Ga concentration, temperature, and magnetic field. Shear anisotropy
(
c
44
∕
c
′
)
as high as 14.7 was observed for
Fe
71.2
Ga
28.8
. |
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Fe
100
−
x
Ga
x
(
x
=
12
-
33
)
single crystals (via resonant ultrasound spectroscopy) with and without a magnetic field and within 4-300 K are reported. The pronounced softening of the tetragonal shear modulus
c
′
is concluded to be, based on magnetoelastic coupling, the cause of the second peak in the tetragonal magnetostriction constant
λ
100
near
x
=
28
. Exceedingly high
Δ
E
effects
(
∼
25
%
)
, combined with the extreme softness in
c
′
(
c
′
<
10
GPa
)
, suggest structural changes take place, yet, gradual in nature, as the moduli show a smooth dependence on Ga concentration, temperature, and magnetic field. Shear anisotropy
(
c
44
∕
c
′
)
as high as 14.7 was observed for
Fe
71.2
Ga
28.8
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Fe
100
−
x
Ga
x
(
x
=
12
-
33
)
single crystals (via resonant ultrasound spectroscopy) with and without a magnetic field and within 4-300 K are reported. The pronounced softening of the tetragonal shear modulus
c
′
is concluded to be, based on magnetoelastic coupling, the cause of the second peak in the tetragonal magnetostriction constant
λ
100
near
x
=
28
. Exceedingly high
Δ
E
effects
(
∼
25
%
)
, combined with the extreme softness in
c
′
(
c
′
<
10
GPa
)
, suggest structural changes take place, yet, gradual in nature, as the moduli show a smooth dependence on Ga concentration, temperature, and magnetic field. Shear anisotropy
(
c
44
∕
c
′
)
as high as 14.7 was observed for
Fe
71.2
Ga
28.8
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Fe
100
−
x
Ga
x
(
x
=
12
-
33
)
single crystals (via resonant ultrasound spectroscopy) with and without a magnetic field and within 4-300 K are reported. The pronounced softening of the tetragonal shear modulus
c
′
is concluded to be, based on magnetoelastic coupling, the cause of the second peak in the tetragonal magnetostriction constant
λ
100
near
x
=
28
. Exceedingly high
Δ
E
effects
(
∼
25
%
)
, combined with the extreme softness in
c
′
(
c
′
<
10
GPa
)
, suggest structural changes take place, yet, gradual in nature, as the moduli show a smooth dependence on Ga concentration, temperature, and magnetic field. Shear anisotropy
(
c
44
∕
c
′
)
as high as 14.7 was observed for
Fe
71.2
Ga
28.8
.</abstract><pub>American Institute of Physics</pub><doi>10.1063/1.1855711</doi><oa>free_for_read</oa></addata></record> |
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