Indirect magnetic interaction mediated by spin dimer in CuFeGeO
arXiv:0705.2052 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.75.220401
Abstract
CuFeGeO is a bicomponent compound that consists of Cu dimers and Fe chains with separate energy scale. By inelastic neutron scattering technique with high-energy resolution we observed the indirect Fe - Fe exchange coupling by way of the Cu dimers. The obtained parameters of the effective indirect interaction and related superexchange interactions are consistent with those estimated semi-statically. The consistency reveals that the Cu dimers play the role of nonmagnetic media in the indirect magnetic interaction.
to be published in PRB rapid communication
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