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T1 - Magnetization and magnetic anisotropy of Tm and Fe subsystems in Tm2Fe17
AU - Pirogov, A.
AU - Parks, J. Robert
AU - Jo, Younghun
AU - Park, Je Geun
AU - Prokes, K.
AU - Wel’yael, S.
AU - Lee, C. H.
AU - Kudrevatykh, N.
AU - Valiev, E. Z.
AU - Kazantsev, Vadim A.
AU - Sheptyakov, D.
PY - 2002
Y1 - 2002
N2 - We carried out magnetic and neutron diffraction measurements in order to study spontaneous and induced spin-reorientation (SR) transitions of the "easy axis-easy plane" type in poly- and single-crystalline samples of hexagonal Tm2Fe17. We determined the temperature dependence of lattice parameters and the angle between the c axis and magnetic moments of Tin and Fe sublattices. We found that the SR transition was accompanied by a large change (about 20%) in the magnetization anisotropy of the Tm subsystem. An external magnetic field of mu(0)H(cr) = 5 T along the hard-magnetization direction is enough to cause a field-induced SR transition at 4.2 K, and, with increasing temperatures, H-cr decreases. At low temperatures, the spontaneous magnetization along the easy-magnetization direction is found to be smaller at low temperatures than that along the hard-magnetization direction. Based on this result, we propose that there also exists a magnetization anisotropy also for the Fe subsystem.
AB - We carried out magnetic and neutron diffraction measurements in order to study spontaneous and induced spin-reorientation (SR) transitions of the "easy axis-easy plane" type in poly- and single-crystalline samples of hexagonal Tm2Fe17. We determined the temperature dependence of lattice parameters and the angle between the c axis and magnetic moments of Tin and Fe sublattices. We found that the SR transition was accompanied by a large change (about 20%) in the magnetization anisotropy of the Tm subsystem. An external magnetic field of mu(0)H(cr) = 5 T along the hard-magnetization direction is enough to cause a field-induced SR transition at 4.2 K, and, with increasing temperatures, H-cr decreases. At low temperatures, the spontaneous magnetization along the easy-magnetization direction is found to be smaller at low temperatures than that along the hard-magnetization direction. Based on this result, we propose that there also exists a magnetization anisotropy also for the Fe subsystem.
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M3 - Conference article
VL - 93
SP - S54-S58
JO - Physics of Metals and Metallography
JF - Physics of Metals and Metallography
SN - 0031-918X
IS - Supplement 1
ER -
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