Single Crystals of Bilayer Manganites
ChemInform Wiley 36:49 (2005) no-no
Direct observation of orbital ordering in layered manganites
J SUPERCOND 18:5-6 (2005) 687-691
Abstract:
Soft X-ray resonant diffraction is a new technique and there exist several examples of large resonant enhancements of charge and magnetic scattering that can be obtained at the Ledges of 3d transition metal oxides. Here we have employed resonant soft X-ray scattering at the manganese L edges which provide a direct measurement of the orbital ordering. We have studied the layered manganite La0 5Sr1 5MnO4 that displays charge. spin, and orbital ordering. Energy scans at constant wavevector show that there are two separate contributions to the observed scattering, direct Goodenough orbital ordering and strong cooperative Jahn-Teller distortions of the Mn3+ ions. Finally we will show how that the charge, spin and orbital degrees of freedom are strongly correlated in these materials.Effect of pressure and magnetic field on bilayer La1.25Sr 1.75Mn2O7 single crystal
Solid State Communications 136:5 (2005) 292-296
Abstract:
We report the temperature dependence of susceptibility for various pressures, magnetic fields and constant magnetic field of 5 T with various pressures on LaCritical behaviour of RMnO3 (R ≤ La, Pr, Nd) by thermal diffusivity and specific heat measurements
Journal of Physics Condensed Matter 17:42 (2005) 6729-6736
Abstract:
An ac photopyroelectric calorimeter has been used to measure the thermal diffusivity and specific heat of the perovskite manganites RMnO3 (R ≤ La, Pr, Nd) close to their magnetic transitions. Taking into account that the inverse of the thermal diffusivity has the same critical behaviour as the specific heat, the critical exponent α of the magnetic transition has been obtained by means of both magnitudes. The results in all cases are consistent with the Heisenberg model (α ≤ -0.11), irrespective of the rare-earth ion. © 2005 IOP Publishing Ltd.On the Ordering of Na$^+$ Ions in Na$_x$CoO$_2$
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