Frustration of Exchange-Striction Ferroelectric Ordering and Growth of Electric Polarization of Phase Separation Domains in RCeMnO (R = Er, Tb) Solid Solutions
arXiv:2004.07932 · doi:10.1134/S1063783420040125
Abstract
The effect of rare-earth ions (R = Er, Tb, and Ce) on the dielectric properties and the electric polarization induced by local polar phase separation domains in solid solutions of RCeMnO (R = Er, Tb) multiferroics has been studied. These parameters are found to qualitatively differ from those of initial RMnO (R = Er, Tb) crystals studied before. It is shown that the properties of the polar phase separation domains that form in a subsystem of Mn3+ and Mn4+ ions due to a finite probability of tunneling electrons between these ions with different valences are substantially dependent on the values of crystal fields in which these domains exist. A combined influence of Er, Tb, and Ce ions is found to substantially change the crystal field in RCe MnO (R = Er, Tb) as compared to RMnO (R = Er, Tb).
21 pages, 4 figures. arXiv admin note: text overlap with arXiv:2002.05471
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