Electronic self-organization in the single-layer manganite
arXiv:0909.1944 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevLett.103.167202
Abstract
We use neutron scattering to investigate the doping evolution of the magnetic correlations in the single-layer manganite , away from the composition where the CE-type commensurate antiferromagnetic (AF) structure is stable. We find that short-range incommensurate spin correlations develop as the system is electron doped (), which coexist with the CE-type AF order. This suggests that electron doping in this system induces an inhomogeneous electronic self-organization, where commensurate AF patches with are separated by electron-rich domain walls with short range magnetic correlations. This behavior is strikingly different than for the perovksite , where the long-range CE-type commensurate AF structure is stable over a wide range of electron or hole doping around .
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