Enhanced magnetism and suppressed magnetoelastic coupling induced by electron doping in CaYMnReO
arXiv:2202.08220 · doi:10.1088/1361-648X/ac61b5
Abstract
The CaMnReO double perovskite is a spin-orbit-assisted Mott insulator with exotic magnetic properties, including a largely non-collinear Mn spin arrangement and nearly orthogonal coupling between such spins and the much smaller Re magnetic moments. Here, the electron-doped compound CaYMnReO is investigated. Neutron and X-ray powder diffraction confirm that nearly full chemical order is maintained at the Mn and Re sites under the Y substitution at the Ca site. X-ray absorption measurements and an analysis of the Mn-O/Re-O bond distances show that the Mn oxidation state remains stable at +2 whereas Re is reduced upon doping. The electron doping increases the magnetic ordering temperature from to K and also enhances significantly the ferromagnetic component of the Mn spins at the expense of the antiferromagnetic component at the base temperature ( K). The lattice parameter anomalies at observed in the parent compound are suppressed by the electron doping. The possible reasons for the enhanced magnetism and the suppressed magnetoelastic coupling in CaYMnReO are discussed.
arXiv commentArticle: 14 pages, 6 figures. Appendix: 5 pages, 5 figures. Submitted to Journal of Physics: Condensed Matter
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