Short- and long-range magnetic order in LaMnAsO
arXiv:1512.07085 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.93.054404
Abstract
The magnetic properties of the layered oxypnictide LaMnAsO have been revisited using neutron scattering and magnetization measurements. The present measurements identify the Néel temperature = 360(1) K. Below the critical exponent describing the magnetic order parameter is = 0.330.35, consistent with a three dimensional Heisenberg model. Above this temperature, diffuse magnetic scattering indicative of short-range magnetic order is observed, and this scattering persists up to = 650(10) K. The magnetic susceptibility shows a weak anomaly at and no anomaly at . Analysis of the diffuse scattering data using a reverse Monte Carlo algorithm indicates that above nearly two- dimensional, short-range magnetic order is present with a correlation length of 9.3(3) Å within the Mn layers at 400 K. The inelastic scattering data reveal a spin-gap of 3.5 meV in the long-range ordered state, and strong, low-energy (quasi-elastic) magnetic excitations emerging in the short-range ordered state. Comparison with other related compounds correlates the distortion of the Mn coordination tetrahedra to the sign of the magnetic exchange along the layer-stacking direction, and suggests that short-range order above is a common feature in the magnetic behavior of layered Mn-based pnictides and oxypnictides.
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