Inhomogeneous magnetism in single crystalline SrCuIrO: Implications to phase-separation concepts
arXiv:cond-mat/0203606 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevLett.88.107202
Abstract
The single crystalline form of an insulator, SrCuIrO, is shown to exhibit unexpectedly more than one magnetic transition (at 5 and 19 K) with spin-glass-like magnetic susceptibility behaviour. On the basis of this finding, viz., inhomogeneous magnetism in a chemically homogeneous material, we propose that the idea of "phase- separation" described for manganites [1] is more widespread in different ways. The observed experimental features enable us to make a comparison with the predictions of a recent toy model [2] on {\it magnetic} phase separation in an insulating environment.
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