Mesoscopic phase separation in NaCoO ()
arXiv:cond-mat/0312284 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.70.024409
Abstract
NMR, EPR and magnetization measurements in NaCoO for are presented. While the EPR signal arises from Co magnetic moments ordering at K, Co NMR signal originates from cobalt nuclei in metallic regions with no long range magnetic order and characterized by a generalized susceptibility typical of strongly correlated metallic systems. This phase separation in metallic and magnetic insulating regions is argued to occur below ( K). Above an anomalous decrease in the intensity of the EPR signal is observed and associated with the delocalization of the electrons which for were localized on Co orbitals. It is pointed out that the in-plane antiferromagnetic coupling cannot be the driving force for the phase separation.
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