Ferromagnetic bubble clusters in YCaMnO thin films
arXiv:1301.0678 · doi:10.1063/1.4806967
Abstract
We studied the ferromagnetic topology in a YCaMnO thin film with a combination of magnetic force microscopy and magnetization measurements. Our results show that the spin-glass like behavior, reported previously for this system, could be attributed to frustrated interfaces of the ferromagnetic clusters embedded in a non-ferromagnetic matrix. We found temperature dependent changes of the magnetic topology at low temperatures, which suggests a non-static Mn/Mn ratio.
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