XMCD study of magnetic phase transition in Mn3ZnC perovskite

Maruyama, Hiroshi; Ishimatsu, Naoki; Kawamura, N.

doi:10.1016/j.physb.2004.06.045

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“…Indeed, previously similar behavior has been observed in other Zn-doped antiperovskite compounds and the detailed origins are still unclear up to now [10,11]. However, if we considered the contributions to the magnetic interactions from 4p electron state of Zn atom as reported previously [15,16], the above results may be understood as follows: on one hand, with increasing x, the contributions from 4p electron states are enhanced, which results in the suppression of AFM interaction and decrease of T FA .…”

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Magnetic/structural phase diagram and enhanced giant magnetoresistance in Zn-doped antiperovskite compound Ga1−xZnxCMn3

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Lin

et al. 2011

Journal of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials

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“…On the other hand, with increasing x (xr0.20), M S decreases firstly, then increases with increasing x, which could be mainly attributed to the competitions between the expanding lattice constant and the enhanced magnetic contributions from 4p electron state [15,16]. previous investigations of the parent compound GaCMn 3 [1].…”

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Magnetic/structural phase diagram and enhanced giant magnetoresistance in Zn-doped antiperovskite compound Ga1−xZnxCMn3

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Cation distribution and valence state in Mn–Zn ferrite examined by synchrotron X-rays

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X-ray magnetic circular dichroism in d and f ferromagnetic materials: recent theoretical progress. Part I (Review Article)

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XMCD study of magnetic phase transition in Mn3ZnC perovskite

Cited by 6 publications

References 11 publications

Magnetic/structural phase diagram and enhanced giant magnetoresistance in Zn-doped antiperovskite compound Ga1−xZnxCMn3

Magnetic/structural phase diagram and enhanced giant magnetoresistance in Zn-doped antiperovskite compound Ga1−xZnxCMn3

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