2021
DOI: 10.48550/arxiv.2111.09764
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Compositional Studies of Metals with Complex Order by means of the Optical Floating-Zone Technique

Andreas Bauer,
Georg Benka,
Andreas Neubauer
et al.

Abstract: The availability of large high-quality single crystals is an important prerequisite for many studies in solid-state research. The optical floating-zone technique is an elegant method to grow such crystals, offering potential to prepare samples that may be hardly accessible with other techniques. As elaborated in this report, examples include single crystals with intentional compositional gradients, deliberate off-stoichiometry, or complex metallurgy. For the cubic chiral magnets Mn 1−x Fe x Si and Fe 1−x Co x … Show more

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