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High-temperature ferroelectric order and magnetic field-cooled effect driven magnetoelectric coupling in R2BaCuO5 (R= Er, Dy, Sm) | A. Indra
; S. Mukherjee
; S. Majumdar
; O. Gutowski
; M. v. Zimmermann
; S. Giri
; | Date: |
3 Apr 2019 | Abstract: | The high-temperature ferroelectric order and a remarkable magnetoelectric
effect driven by the magnetic field cooling are reported in R2BaCuO5 (R = Er,
Dy, Sm) series. The ferroelectric (FE) orders are observed at much higher
temperatures than their magnetic orders for all three members. The value of FE
Curie temperature (TFE) is considerably high as ~ 235 K with the polarization
value (P) of ~ 1410 {mu}C/m2 for a 4 kV/cm poling field in case of Er2BaCuO5,
whereas the values of TFE and P are also promising as ~ 232 K and ~ 992
{mu}C/m2 for Dy2BaCuO5, and ~ 184 K and ~ 980 {mu}C/m2 for Sm2BaCuO5. The
synchrotron diffraction studies of Dy2BaCuO5 confirm a structural transition at
TFE to a polar Pna21 structure, which correlates the FE order. An unusual
magnetoelectric coupling is observed below the R order for Er and Dy compounds
and below the Cu order for Sm compound, when the pyroelectric current is
recorded only with the magnetic field both in heating and cooling cycles i.e.
typical magnetic field cooled effect. The magnetic field cooled effect driven
emergence of polarization is ferroelectric in nature, as it reverses due to the
opposite poling field. The unexplored R2BaCuO5 series attracts the community
for large TFE, high P value, and strange magnetoelectric consequences. | Source: | arXiv, 1904.2586 | Services: | Forum | Review | PDF | Favorites |
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