Phase diagram of the LaCaMnO compound for
arXiv:cond-mat/0205410 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.68.134414
Abstract
We have studied the phase diagram of LaCaMnO for using neutron powder diffraction and magnetization measurements. At 300 K all samples are paramagnetic and single phase with crystallographic symmetry . As the temperature is reduced a structural transition is observed which is to a charge-ordered state only for certain x. On further cooling the material passes to an antiferromagnetic ground state with Neel temperature that depends on x. For the structural transformation occurs at the same temperature as the magnetic transition. Overall, the neutron diffraction patterns were explained by considering four phase boundaries for which LaCaMnO forms a distinct phase: the CE phase at , the charge-ordered phase at x=2/3, the monoclinic and C-type magnetic structure at and the G-type magnetic structure at x=1. Between these phase boundaries the magnetic reflections suggest the existence of mixed compounds containing both phases of the adjacent phase boundaries in a ratio determined by the lever rule.
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