Low-dimensional magnetism of BaCuTeO
arXiv:2102.08046 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.103.134410
Abstract
X-ray diffraction, thermodynamic measurements, and density-functional band-structure calculations are used to study the magnetic behavior of BaCuTeO, a member of the CuTeO structural family that hosts complex three-dimensional frustrated spin networks with possible spin-liquid physics. Temperature-dependent magnetic susceptibility and heat capacity of the Ba compound are well described by the one-dimensional spin- Heisenberg chain model reminiscent of the Sr analog SrCuTeO. While the intrachain coupling K is reduced compared to 49 K in the Sr compound, the Néel temperature increases from 5.5 K (Sr) to 6.1 K (Ba). Unlike the Sr compound, BaCuTeO undergoes only one magnetic transition as a function of temperature and shows signatures of weak spin canting. We elucidate the microscopic difference between the Sr and Ba compounds and suggest that one of the interchain couplings changes sign as a result of negative pressure caused by the Sr/Ba substitution. The Néel temperature of BaCuTeO is remarkably insensitive to the magnetic dilution with Zn up to the highest reachable level of about 20%.
arXiv comment10 pages, 11 figures, 3 tables, Accepted in Phys. Rev. B
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