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Doping dependence of the magnetic ground state in the frustrated magnets BaTeWO ( = Mn, Co)

arXiv:2503.12777 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.111.184418

Abstract

Theoretically, the relative change of the Heisenberg-type nearest-neighbor coupling and next-nearest-neighbor coupling in the face-centered-cubic lattice can give rise to three main antiferromagnetic orderings of type-I, type-II, and type-III. However, it is difficult to tune the ratio in real materials. Here, we report studies on the influence of Te and W ions replacement to the magnetic interactions and the magnetic ground states in the double-perovskite compounds BaTeWO ( = Mn, Co). For BaMnTeWO, the W doping on Te site is successful in with short-range orders of the type-I () and type-II (). In BaCoTeWO, x-ray diffraction measurements reveal two crystal structures, including the trigonal phase () and the cubic phase (), between which is a miscibility gap. Two magnetic transitions are identified in the trigonal phase due to two magnetic subsystems, and the type-II magnetic order is observed in the cubic phase. Magnetic phase diagrams of BaTeWO ( = Mn, Co) are established. Our work shows that the magnetic interactions and ground states of BaTeWO can be tuned effectively by the replacement of Te by W ions.

7 pages, 7 figures

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