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19 April 2024
 
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Anisotropic magnetoresistance involves metal-insulator transition in single crystal La0.77Ca0.23MnO3
Wanjun Jiang ; XueZhi Zhou ; H. P. Kunkel ; Gwyn Williams ; Y. Mukovskii ; K. Glazyrin ;
Date 29 Oct 2007
AbstractWe report anisotropic magnetoresistance (AMR) behaviors related to the metal-insulator transition (MIT) in a colossal-magnetoresistance (CMR) single crystal of composition La0.77Ca0.23MnO3, i.e., as MIT temperature (Tmi) driven by the applied magnetic field, the associated AMR exhibits completely different characteristics. At 180 K < Curie temperature TC=185 K, it presents a pure ferromagnetic (FM) behavior related to the crystalline anisotropy. While system evolves into temperatures between TC=185 K and Tmi(9T)=256 K, AMR complexities were explained in the mixture of low field paramagnetic (PM) and high field driven FM states. At 280 K, the pure PM state, we still observe the onset of field-dependent-continuous-increasing AMR.
Source arXiv, 0710.5537
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