Magneto-structural coupling in ilmenite-type NiTiO: a combined diffraction and dilatometry study
arXiv:2102.09417 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.103.134438
Abstract
We report the ground state magnetic structure and in-field magnetostrictive effects of NiTiO studied by means of zero field and in-field single-crystal neutron diffraction, magnetization, and high-resolution dilatometry experiments. Zero-field neutron diffraction on NiTiO single crystals reveals an easy-plane antiferromagnet with a multidomain ground state. Upon application of external magnetic fields, neutron diffraction shows the evolution of domains with spins perpendicular to the applied field. The rotation of spins in the multidomain state exhibits pronounced lattice changes in the magnetostriction measurements. We see magnetization and magnetostriction measurements sale with each other in the multidomain state revealing the strong coupling of spins to the lattice.
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