Gigantic magnetoelectric effect caused by magnetic-field-induced canted antiferromagnetic-paramagnetic transition in quasi-two-dimensional CaCoSiO crystal
arXiv:0905.3652 · doi:10.1063/1.3147195
Abstract
We have investigated the magnetic and dielectric properties of CaCoSiO crystal. The dielectricity and magnetism of CaCoSiO are strongly coupled below a canted antiferromagnetic transition temperature (): Magnetic fields induce electric polarization below . Interestingly, the magnetic-field-induced electric polarization is detected even without poling electric fields. Below , a canted antiferromagnetic-paramagnetic transition is induced by magnetic fields. The large magnetocapacitance is observed around . The origin of the large magnetocapacitance is due to the magnetic-field-induced the canted antiferromagnetic-paramagnetic transition.
3 pages, 3 figures. accepted to Applied Physics Letters
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