Incompatible Magnetic Order in Multiferroic Hexagonal DyMnO3
arXiv:1005.1152 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.82.100414
Abstract
Magnetic order of the manganese and rare-earth lattices according to different symmetry representations is observed in multiferroic hexagonal (h-) DyMnO by optical second harmonic generation and neutron diffraction. The incompatibility reveals that the 3d-4f coupling in the h-MnO system ( = Sc, Y, In, Dy - Lu) is substantially less developed than commonly expected. As a consequence, magnetoelectric coupling effects in this type of split-order parameter multiferroic that were previously assigned to a pronounced 3d-4f coupling have now to be scrutinized with respect to their origin.
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