Magnetic polarons and spin-glass behavior in insulating 
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Kumar, Pankaj; Nag, Abhishek; Mathieu, Roland; Das, Ranjan; Ray, Sugata; Nordblad, Per; Hossain, Akmal; Cherian, Dona; Venero, Diego Alba; DeBeer‐Schmitt, Lisa; Karis, Olof

doi:10.1103/physrevresearch.2.043344

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“…This doping-induced modification leads the emergence of inhomogeneities within the material, resulting in short-range magnetic order, a decrease in the Curie temperature, 10 an increased variation of magnetic entropy, and the possible existence of spin-glass or superparamagnetic states. 11,12…”

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