Uncommon magnetic ordering in the quantum magnet YbGaO
arXiv:2406.00694 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevLett.133.236701
Abstract
The antiferromagnetic structure of YbGaO is identified by neutron diffraction experiments below the previously-known transition at mK. The magnetic propagation vector is found to be , an unusual wave-vector in the garnet structure. The associated complex magnetic structure highlights the role of exchange interactions in a nearly isotropic system dominated by dipolar interactions and finds echos with exotic structures theoretically proposed. Reduced values of the ordered moments may indicate significant quantum fluctuations in this effective spin-1/2 geometrically frustrated magnet.
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