The prospects for an electron electric dipole moment search with ferroelectric (Eu,Ba)TiO ceramics
arXiv:0910.5214 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.81.022104
Abstract
We propose to use ferroelectric (Eu,Ba)TiO ceramics just above their magnetic ordering temperature for a sensitive electron electric dipole moment search. We have synthesized a number of such ceramics with various Eu concentrations and measured their properties relevant for such a search: permeability, magnetization noise, and ferroelectric hysteresis loops. The results of our measurements indicate that a search for the electron electric dipole moment with EuBaTiO should lead to an order of magnitude improvement on the current best limit.
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