2001
DOI: 10.1107/s0909049500016885
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Mn K-edge XMCD in Mn3 MC (M = Zn and Ga) perovskite

Abstract: Mn 3 MC (M=Zn and Ga) perovskite has attracted interest because of a variety of magnetic phase transitions. In this work, we measure temperature and magnetic field dependence of X-ray magnetic circular dichroism (XMCD) at Mn K-edge and discuss effect of second constituent metal on the magnetic states of Mn atoms.The spectrum in Mn 3 ZnC is characterized by a dispersion-type profile. In Mn 3 GaC, intensity of the positive peak at the edge is drastically reduced. The difference originates in charge transfer from… Show more

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“…Fig. 1 shows the XMCD spectra m c ðoÞ at the Mn K edge in Mn 3 GaC; in comparison with the experiment [6]. The XMCD spectra are in good agreement with the experiment; dips A, B, and peak C correspond well with the experimental ones A 0 ; B 0 ; and C 0 : The small peak at the Fermi level in the experiment is not reproduced in the calculation.…”
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“…Fig. 1 shows the XMCD spectra m c ðoÞ at the Mn K edge in Mn 3 GaC; in comparison with the experiment [6]. The XMCD spectra are in good agreement with the experiment; dips A, B, and peak C correspond well with the experimental ones A 0 ; B 0 ; and C 0 : The small peak at the Fermi level in the experiment is not reproduced in the calculation.…”
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“…Fig. 2 shows the XMCD spectra m c ðoÞ at the K edge in Mn 3 ZnC; in comparison with the experiment [6]. The spectral shape is quite similar to that for Mn 3 ZnC; except for a large peak at the Fermi level (peak D).…”
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