Magneto-Dielectric Behavior in
arXiv:1408.6640 · doi:10.1088/0022-3727/47/43/435303
Abstract
We prospect magneto-dielectricity in across its paramagnetic (PMI) to ferromagnetic (FMM) isostructural transition at , by magnetic (), caloric (), dielectric (), magneto-resistive (MR), and magneto-capacitance (MC) investigations. Skew-broadened first-order transition character is confirmed via heating/cooling hystereses in and , with superheating temperature almost next to and supercooling temperature exhibiting kinetics. Above , linearly-related MC and MR reflect purely magneto-resistance effect. Near , the high-frequency MC(5T) much exceeds the magneto-losses, and is uncorrelated with dc MR(5T) in the FM-ordered state. The intrinsic magneto-dielectricity manifest below and above ~kHz is traced to an intra-granular Maxwell-Wagner-type effect at the interface-region of PMI-FMM phase-coexistence.
16 pages, 5 figures, and 39 references
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