Contrasting physical properties of the trilayer nickelates NdNiO and NdNiO
arXiv:2006.10988 · doi:10.1007/s11433-020-1613-3
Abstract
We report the crystal structures and physical properties of trilayer nickelates NdNiO and NdNiO. Measurements of magnetization and electrical resistivity display contrasting behaviors in the two compounds. NdNiO shows a paramagnetic metallic behavior with a metal to metal phase transition() at about 162 K, as revealed by both magnetic susceptibility and resistivity. Further magnetoresistance and Hall coefficient results show a negative magnetoresistance at low temperatures and the carrier type of NdNiO is dominated by hole-type charge carriers. The significant enhancement of Hall coefficient and resistivity below suggest that effective charge carrier density decreases when cooling through the transition temperature. In contrast, NdNiO shows an insulating behavior despite small value of resistivity at room temperature. The compound shows paramagnetic behavior, with the similar magnetic moments as in NdNiO derived from the Curie-Weiss fitting. This may suggest that the magnetic moments in both systems are contributed by the Nd ions. By applying pressures up to about 49 GPa, the insulating behavior is still present and becomes even stronger. Our results suggest that the different Ni configurations ( or ) and competition between localized and itinerant electrons may account for the contrasting behaviors in trilayer nickelates NdNiO and NdNiO.
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