Effect of magnetoelastic interaction on the thermal expansion of the trigonal crystal FeBO3

Seleznyova, K.; Smirnova, Ekaterina S.; Strugatsky, M. B.; Snegirev, N. I.; Yagupov, S. V.; Mogilenec, Yu; Maksimova, Elena; Алексеева, О. А.; Lyubutin, I. S.

doi:10.1016/j.jmmm.2022.169658

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“…The presence of U yz leads to broadening of DRCs obtained in the ω scan mode, which are sensitive to angular misorientation due to a slight turn of the reflecting planes. The tensor component, U zz , characterizes the tension/compression in the [001] direction and leads to a change in the lattice parameter c . The U zz value should weakly depend on the azimuthal directions of the magnetization in iron borate. , This agrees well with the slight change in DRCs obtained in the θ – 2θ scan mode, which is sensitive to changes in the lattice parameter c . …”

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Magnetic Field Control of Structural Perfection and Diffraction Properties of FeBO₃ Single Crystals

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In this work, high-resolution triple-crystal X-ray diffraction and reciprocal space mapping were applied to study the effect of magnetoelastic interactions on the structural perfection and diffraction properties of magnetically ordered iron borate crystals. It was established that the presence of magnetic domains with different orientation of magnetization and near-surface magnetism effect in FeBO3 leads to the appearance of disordered areas in crystals and slight changes in the lattice parameters. This is affected in the broadening or splitting of the reciprocal lattice point and diffraction properties of the crystal. An applied weak external magnetic field alters the domain structure and significantly improves the diffraction characteristics of FeBO3 crystals. This effect is important for practical applications of iron borate crystals, including the use of these crystals as X-ray modulators.

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“…The magnetoelastic interaction can lead to the appearance of mechanical stresses in crystals. , As a result, the structural perfection and diffraction characteristics of FeBO 3 crystals may degrade, which must be taken into account in the practical application of these crystals. , …”

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Magnetic Field Control of Structural Perfection and Diffraction Properties of FeBO₃ Single Crystals

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Kulikov

Lyubutin

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Symmetry invariants of higher orders in magnetoelastic energy for a trigonal easy-plane antiferromagnet

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Magnetic states of iron borate at high quasi-hydrostatic pressure

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Yagupov

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Effect of magnetoelastic interaction on the thermal expansion of the trigonal crystal FeBO3

Cited by 7 publications

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Magnetic Field Control of Structural Perfection and Diffraction Properties of FeBO₃ Single Crystals

Magnetic Field Control of Structural Perfection and Diffraction Properties of FeBO₃ Single Crystals

Symmetry invariants of higher orders in magnetoelastic energy for a trigonal easy-plane antiferromagnet

Magnetic states of iron borate at high quasi-hydrostatic pressure

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Effect of magnetoelastic interaction on the thermal expansion of the trigonal crystal FeBO3

Cited by 7 publications

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Magnetic Field Control of Structural Perfection and Diffraction Properties of FeBO3 Single Crystals

Magnetic Field Control of Structural Perfection and Diffraction Properties of FeBO3 Single Crystals

Symmetry invariants of higher orders in magnetoelastic energy for a trigonal easy-plane antiferromagnet

Magnetic states of iron borate at high quasi-hydrostatic pressure

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Magnetic Field Control of Structural Perfection and Diffraction Properties of FeBO₃ Single Crystals

Magnetic Field Control of Structural Perfection and Diffraction Properties of FeBO₃ Single Crystals