Stripe Antiferromagnetism and Disorder in the Mott Insulator NaFeCuAs ()
arXiv:1908.07035 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.101.064410
Abstract
Neutron scattering measurements have demonstrated that the heavily Cu-doped NaFeCuAs compound behaves like a Mott insulator exhibiting both real space Fe-Cu stripes, as well as antiferromagnetism below a Néel temperature for . We have investigated evolution of structural and magnetic ordering using Na and As NMR for single crystals ( = 0.39 and 0.48), confirming antiferromagnetism in the form of magnetic stripes. We show that end-chain defects in these stripes are the principal source of magnetic disorder and are responsible for cluster spin-glass transitions in both compounds, in the latter case coexistent with antiferromagnetism. Aided by our numerical simulation of the As spectra, we show that a staggered magnetization at the Fe sites is induced by non-magnetic Cu dopants.
arXiv comment8 pages, 11 figures
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