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24 April 2024
 
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Magnetic-Field-Induced Polar Phase in Chiral Magnet CsCuCl$_3$
Atsushi Miyake ; Jumpei Shibuya ; Mitsuru Akaki ; Hidekazu Tanaka ; Masashi Tokunaga ;
Date 1 Sep 2015
AbstractMagnetoelectric effects in the chiral magnet CsCuCl$_3$ have been investigated through the magnetization and electric polarization measurements in pulsed high magnetic fields. If the magnetic field is applied normal to the spin chiral c-axis, a plateau and a jump in magnetization are observed. Between the plateau and the jump in magnetization, a small but significant electric polarization of about 0.25 {mu}C/m$^2$ along the a-axis is observed with the field applied almost perpendicular to the ac-plane. In addition, the paramagnetoelectric effect expected from the point group symmetry is confirmed. The emergence of the electric polarization is explained by the cooperation of the local electric polarization on the chiral solitonic spin arrangement and the paramagnetoelectric effect. Hence, we interpret this novel multiferroic phase in CsCuCl$_3$ as a polar solitonic phase.
Source arXiv, 1509.0280
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