Onset of a skyrmion phase by chemical substitution in MnGe chiral magnet
arXiv:1911.12190 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.101.100404
Abstract
We study the evolution of the magnetic phase diagram of MnFeGe alloys with concentration () by small-angle neutron scattering. We unambiguously observe the absence of a skyrmion lattice (or A-phase) in bulk MnGe and its onset under a small Mn/Fe substitution. The A-phase is there endowed with an exceptional skyrmion density, and is stabilized within a very large temperature region and a field range which scales with the Fe concentration. Our findings highlight the possibility to fine-tune properties of skyrmion lattices by means of chemical doping.
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