Power spectrum of magnetic relaxation in spin ice: anomalous diffusion in a Coulomb fluid
arXiv:2412.04376 · doi:10.1103/9ttp-n3p5
Abstract
Magnetization noise measurements on the spin ice DyTiO have revealed a remarkable `pink noise' power spectrum below 4 K, including evidence of magnetic monopole excitations diffusing in a fractal landscape. However, at higher temperatures, the reported values of the anomalous exponent describing the high frequency tail of are not easy to reconcile with other results in the literature, which generally suggest significantly smaller deviations from the Brownian motion value of , that become negligible above K. We accurately estimate at temperatures between 2~K and 20~K, using a.c. susceptibility measurements that, crucially, stretch up to the relatively high frequency of Hz. We show that previous noise measurements underestimate and we suggest reasons for this. Our results establish deviations in from up to about 20 K. However studies on different samples confirms that is sample dependent: the details of this dependence agree in part, though not completely, with previous studies of the effect of crystal defects on monopole population and diffusion. Our results establish the form of which characterises the subtle, and evolving, nature of monopole diffusion in the dense Coulomb fluid, a highly correlated state, where several dynamical processes combine. They do not rule out the importance of a fractal landscape picture emerging at lower temperatures where the monopole gas is dilute.
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