Non-collinear magnetic structures of TbCoO and DyCoO
arXiv:1309.2739 · doi:10.1016/j.solidstatesciences.2013.12.001
Abstract
The orthoperovskites TbCoO and DyCoO with Co in a non-magnetic low-spin state have been investigated by neutron diffraction down to 0.25 K. Magnetic ordering is evidenced below K and 3.6 K, respectively, and the ordered arrangements are of canted type, AG for TbCoO and GA for DyCoO in Bertaut's notation. The experiments are confronted with the first-principle calculations of the crystal field and magnetism of Tb and Dy ions, located in the structure on sites of point symmetry. Both these ions exhibit an Ising behavior, which originates in the lowest energy levels, in particular in accidental doublet of non-Kramers Tb ( configuration) and in ground Kramers doublet of Dy () and it is the actual reason for the non-collinear AFM structures. Very good agreement between the experiment and theory is found. For comparison, calculations of the crystal field and magnetism for other systems with Kramers ions, NdCoO and SmCoO, are also included.
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