2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.matpr.2020.03.507
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Achievement of Curie transition to 330 K by Ba substitution in LaMnO3

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“…We argue that the uniaxial axis induced by mechanical bending can increase the Mn−O−Mn bond length which favors the double exchange interaction and hence tune the metal−insulator transition (MIT) temperature of the film. 19,27 For LBMO film, the MIT happens around room-temperature, which leads to strong relation between temperature and MR ratios. The different MR values along different directions arise from the different level of strain that along and perpendicular to the bending directions, respectively.…”
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“…We argue that the uniaxial axis induced by mechanical bending can increase the Mn−O−Mn bond length which favors the double exchange interaction and hence tune the metal−insulator transition (MIT) temperature of the film. 19,27 For LBMO film, the MIT happens around room-temperature, which leads to strong relation between temperature and MR ratios. The different MR values along different directions arise from the different level of strain that along and perpendicular to the bending directions, respectively.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…LBMO is a roomtemperature MR material with rhombohedral crystalline structure (a = b = 5.54 Å, c = 13.51 Å, α = β = 90°, γ = 120°). 27 We argue that the anisotropy in crystalline structure can induce strong AR in this system. Furthermore, the electronic strong correlation structure can endow the film with significant bending modulated performances.…”
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