ESR Investigations of the Magnetic Anisotropy in -(BETS)Mn[N(CN)]
arXiv:2601.02936 · doi:10.1103/ly9b-x7ct
Abstract
The two-dimensional molecular conductor -(BETS)Mn[N(CN)] has been studied because of the intriguing magnetic coupling of the molecular -electrons to the Mn ions. Utilizing X-band electron spin resonance spectroscopy we have performed comprehensive investigations of the magnetic properties, in particular on the temperature and angular dependences of the spin susceptibility, the -factor and the linewidth. Due to the --coupling, a rearrangement of the -spins occurs: At low temperatures the -factor shifts enormously with a pronounced in-plane anisotropy that flips as the temperature decreases; the lines broaden significantly; and the spin susceptibility increases upon cooling with a kink at the phase transition. By carefully analyzing the angular dependence of and we reveal the influence of anisotropic Zeeman interaction in addition to spin-phonon coupling. We conclude the presence of two magnetically distinct BETS chains and discuss the possibility of altermagnetic order.
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