Evolution of the magnetic and magnetotransport properties of the Ga-substituted manganite compounds La2-xSrxMnGaO6

We report a series of magnetic and magnetotransport studies performed on Ga-substituted manganite compounds La2-xSrxMnGaO6 (x≤0.7). We replace half of the Mn ions in LaMnO3 with diamagnetic ions Ga3+ and find that the system transforms into a ferromagnet as the result of local coherent and incoheren...

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Glavni autori: Coldea, A, Blundell, S, Marshall, I, Steer, C, Singleton, J, Pratt, F, Noailles, L, Rosseinsky, M, Spring, L, Battle, P
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Izdano: 2002
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author Coldea, A
Blundell, S
Marshall, I
Steer, C
Singleton, J
Pratt, F
Noailles, L
Rosseinsky, M
Spring, L
Battle, P
author_facet Coldea, A
Blundell, S
Marshall, I
Steer, C
Singleton, J
Pratt, F
Noailles, L
Rosseinsky, M
Spring, L
Battle, P
author_sort Coldea, A
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description We report a series of magnetic and magnetotransport studies performed on Ga-substituted manganite compounds La2-xSrxMnGaO6 (x≤0.7). We replace half of the Mn ions in LaMnO3 with diamagnetic ions Ga3+ and find that the system transforms into a ferromagnet as the result of local coherent and incoherent distortions. Following additional doping with Sr ions we find that the La2-xSrxMnGaO6 compounds remain ferromagnetic up to x∼0.3 but for higher concentrations the competition between the ferromagnetic and antiferromagnetic superexchange interactions, together with the randomness in distribution of the magnetic ions, lead to magnetic frustration, cluster-glass and spin-glass behavior. All compounds are insulating and the activation energy decreases almost linearly with x. μSR measurements suggest the existence of short-range magnetic correlations in the high-temperature region. We measure a significant increase in the muon-spin relaxation rate at low temperatures due to fluctuations of random internal magnetic fields. The observed magnetoresistance in the high-temperature region is mainly a consequence of the reduction of the spin disorder on a local scale, and is as high as 50% in 14 T and T>100 K for samples with x=0.3 and x=0.5.
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spelling oxford-uuid:2d24e6f3-e5e6-4cef-88b9-5ae8e4fc25af2022-03-26T12:41:02ZEvolution of the magnetic and magnetotransport properties of the Ga-substituted manganite compounds La2-xSrxMnGaO6Journal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:2d24e6f3-e5e6-4cef-88b9-5ae8e4fc25afEnglishSymplectic Elements at Oxford2002Coldea, ABlundell, SMarshall, ISteer, CSingleton, JPratt, FNoailles, LRosseinsky, MSpring, LBattle, PWe report a series of magnetic and magnetotransport studies performed on Ga-substituted manganite compounds La2-xSrxMnGaO6 (x≤0.7). We replace half of the Mn ions in LaMnO3 with diamagnetic ions Ga3+ and find that the system transforms into a ferromagnet as the result of local coherent and incoherent distortions. Following additional doping with Sr ions we find that the La2-xSrxMnGaO6 compounds remain ferromagnetic up to x∼0.3 but for higher concentrations the competition between the ferromagnetic and antiferromagnetic superexchange interactions, together with the randomness in distribution of the magnetic ions, lead to magnetic frustration, cluster-glass and spin-glass behavior. All compounds are insulating and the activation energy decreases almost linearly with x. μSR measurements suggest the existence of short-range magnetic correlations in the high-temperature region. We measure a significant increase in the muon-spin relaxation rate at low temperatures due to fluctuations of random internal magnetic fields. The observed magnetoresistance in the high-temperature region is mainly a consequence of the reduction of the spin disorder on a local scale, and is as high as 50% in 14 T and T>100 K for samples with x=0.3 and x=0.5.
spellingShingle Coldea, A
Blundell, S
Marshall, I
Steer, C
Singleton, J
Pratt, F
Noailles, L
Rosseinsky, M
Spring, L
Battle, P
Evolution of the magnetic and magnetotransport properties of the Ga-substituted manganite compounds La2-xSrxMnGaO6
title Evolution of the magnetic and magnetotransport properties of the Ga-substituted manganite compounds La2-xSrxMnGaO6
title_full Evolution of the magnetic and magnetotransport properties of the Ga-substituted manganite compounds La2-xSrxMnGaO6
title_fullStr Evolution of the magnetic and magnetotransport properties of the Ga-substituted manganite compounds La2-xSrxMnGaO6
title_full_unstemmed Evolution of the magnetic and magnetotransport properties of the Ga-substituted manganite compounds La2-xSrxMnGaO6
title_short Evolution of the magnetic and magnetotransport properties of the Ga-substituted manganite compounds La2-xSrxMnGaO6
title_sort evolution of the magnetic and magnetotransport properties of the ga substituted manganite compounds la2 xsrxmngao6
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