Anelastic relaxation and La NQR in LaSrCuO around the critical Sr content x=0.02
arXiv:cond-mat/0005326 · doi:10.1007/s100510070076
Abstract
Anelastic relaxation and La NQR relaxation measurements in LaSrCuO for Sr content x around 2 and 3 percent, are presented and discussed in terms of spin and lattice excitations and ordering processes. It is discussed how the phase diagram of LaSrCuO at the boundary between the antiferromagnetic (AF) and the spin-glass phase (x = 0.02) could be more complicate than previous thought, with a transition to a quasi-long range ordered state at T = 150 K, as indicated by recent neutron scattering data. On the other hand, the La NQR spectra are compatible with a transition to a conventional AF phase around T = 50 K, in agreement with the phase diagram commonly accepted in the literature. In this case the relaxation data, with a peak of magnetic origin in the relaxation rate around 150 K at 12 MHz and the anelastic counterparts around 80 K in the kHz range, yield the first evidence in LaSrCuO of freezing involving simultaneously lattice and spin excitations. This excitation could correspond to the motion of charged stripes.
arXiv comment10 pages, 8 figures
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