Magnetic and structural properties of CoMnSi based Heusler compound
arXiv:1808.05743 · doi:10.1016/j.jallcom.2018.12.018
Abstract
The influence of antisite disorder occupancies on the magnetic properties of the half-metallic CoMnSi compound was studied by experimental techniques and first-principles calculations. The neutron diffraction studies show almost identical amount of Mn and Co disorders of 6.5\% and 7.6\%, which was found to be in good agreement with density functional theory (DFT) calculations of the stable CoMnSi system with the corresponding disorders. DFT studies reveal that antiferromagnetic interactions introduced by Mn disorder lead to a reduction of the net magnetic moment. The results are discussed in conjunction with neutron diffraction and magnetization measurements. Transport property measurement under magnetic field up to 9 Tesla revealed a positive magnetoresistance for bulk CoMnSi that persists up to room temperature. A Curie temperature of 1014 K was determined for the compound by high temperature electrical resistivity and dilatometry measurements.
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