Mechanism of ferromagnetic ordering of the Mn chains in CaMnGeO clinopyroxene
arXiv:1910.10530 · doi:10.1134/S0021364019210033
Abstract
The electronic and magnetic properties of clinopyroxene CaMnGeO were studied using density function calculations within the GGA+U approximation. It is shown that anomalous ferromagnetic ordering of neighboring chains is due to a "common-enemy" mechanism. Two antiferromagnetic exchange couplings between nearest neighbours within the Mn-Mn chain and interchain coupling via two GeO tetrahedra suppress antiferromagnetic exchange via single GeO tetrahedron and stabilize ferromagnetic ordering of Mn chains.
arXiv comment5 pages, 4 figures. Accepted to JETP Letters
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