Collapse of ferromagnetism with Ti doping in SmSrMnO: A combined experimental and theoretical study
arXiv:1803.10588 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.98.014422
Abstract
We have investigated the effect of Ti doping on the transport properties coupled with the magnetic ones in SmSrMnTiO (). The parent compound, SmSrMnO, exhibits a first-order paramagnetic-insulator to ferromagnetic-metal transition just below = 128 K. With substitution of Ti at Mn sites (-site), decreases approximately linearly at the rate of 22 K while the width of thermal hysteresis in magnetization and resistivity increases almost in an exponential fashion. The most spectacular effect has been observed for the composition =0.03, where a magnetic field of only 1 T yields a huge magnetoresistance, at 63 K. With increasing magnetic field, the transition shifts towards higher temperature, and the first-order nature of the transition gets weakened and eventually becomes crossover above a critical field () which increases with Ti doping. For Ti doping above 0.03, the system remains insulting without any ferromagnetic ordering down to 2 K. The Monte-Carlo calculations based on a two-band double exchange model show that the decrease of with Ti doping is associated with the increase of the lattice distortions around the doped Ti ions.
arXiv comment15 pages, 6 figures
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