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C-axis ferrimagnet

Er 9 32 80 c-Axis ferrimagnetic cone structure c-Axis modulated structure... [Pg.2064]

Er hep Tn = 80K cam structure CAM structure squares up at Tb = 52 K basal plane moment orders with same periodicity Tc = 32 K c-axis ferrimagnetic cone-shaped structure "1,5 2 2.55... [Pg.515]

Figure 13. Model of self-reversal in the ilmenite-hematite solid solution (after Hoffman 1992). Boxes represent (001) cation layers (viewed down the c-axis), shaded according to their Fe-occupancy (Fe = dark, Ti = light). Two ordered ferrimagnetic domains are shown (left and right) separated by a twin wall (central) with a canted antiferromagnetic stmeture. (a) The twin wall orders first with its parasitic moment parallel to the external field. The ferrimagnetic domains order perpendicular to external field and antiparallel to each other, (b) The domain moments tilt away from the wall moment at lower temperatnres, creating a large reverse component of magnetization. Figure 13. Model of self-reversal in the ilmenite-hematite solid solution (after Hoffman 1992). Boxes represent (001) cation layers (viewed down the c-axis), shaded according to their Fe-occupancy (Fe = dark, Ti = light). Two ordered ferrimagnetic domains are shown (left and right) separated by a twin wall (central) with a canted antiferromagnetic stmeture. (a) The twin wall orders first with its parasitic moment parallel to the external field. The ferrimagnetic domains order perpendicular to external field and antiparallel to each other, (b) The domain moments tilt away from the wall moment at lower temperatnres, creating a large reverse component of magnetization.
Neutron diffraction, magnetization and Mossbauer data by Bazela et al. (1981a) show a transition to a ferrimagnet with canted moments. The angle between the magnetic moment direction and the c-axis of the Ni2In-type structure is 34° 4°. [Pg.287]


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