journal article·2018-11-13Open access

Multiferroic phase diagram of E -type RMnO3 films studied by neutron and x-ray diffraction

Saumya Mukherjee, Kenta Shimamoto, Yoav William Windsor, Mahesh Ramakrishnan, Sergii Parchenko, Urs Staub, Laurent Chapon, Bachir Ouladdiaf, Marisa Medarde, Tian Shang, Elisabeth A. Müller, Michel Kenzelmann, Thomas Lippert, Christof W. Schneider, Christof Niedermayer

Physical Review B· Volume 98· Issue 17

Abstract

We present a generalized multiferroic phase diagram for orthorhombic $R{\mathrm{MnO}}3\phantom{\rule{4pt}{0ex}}(R=\mathrm{Gd}--\mathrm{Lu})$ based on coherently grown thin films. The magnetic order was identified by neutron-diffraction and resonant soft x-ray scattering experiments. For large $R$-ions $(R=\mathrm{Gd}--\mathrm{Dy})$, the transition temperature to a long-range ordered antiferromagnetic phase is only weakly dependent on the $R$-ion radius, but decreases monotonically with decreasing $R$-ion radius for films with $R=\mathrm{Ho}--\mathrm{Lu}$. The antiferromagnetic phase is characterized by an incommensurate order of the ${\mathrm{Mn}}3+$ spins, which successively locks into a commensurate $E$-type state. These findings confirm a uniform multiferroic ground state independent of the $R$ ion and are in excellent agreement with predicted properties of strain-induced multiferroicity in these materials. In particular, strong variation of multiferroic properties in these epitaxial films compared to bulk highlights the tuning ability of strain.
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