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Tiwari, Ajay; Kakarla, D. Chandrasekhar; Hsieh, M.-J.; Lin, Jiunn Yuan; Wang, Chin-Wei; Tseng, L. K.; Cong, Lin; Pal, Ajit; Kuo, Ting-Tzu; Chou, Mitch M. C.; Yang, H. D.

doi:10.1103/physrevmaterials.6.094412

Phys. Rev. Materials

2022

DOI: 10.1103/physrevmaterials.6.094412

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Observation of magnetic field-induced second magnetic ordering and peculiar ferroelectric polarization in L-type ferrimagnetic Fe2(MoO4)3

Ajay Tiwari

D. Chandrasekhar Kakarla²,

M.-J. Hsieh³

et al.

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Observation of Magnetic Field‐Induced and Partially Switchable Electric Polarization in Spin‐Chain FePbBiO₄

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Kakarla,

Chen

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Advanced Physics Research

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The linear magnetoelectric (ME) characteristics of a quasi‐1D spin‐chain compound, FePbBiO4, are reported. Two distinct antiferromagnetic (AFM) orders occurring at ≈23 K (TN1) and 12 K (TN2) are verified using magnetization, specific heat, and conspicuous dielectric (ε′) anomalies. A striking observation is that no pyrocurrent (Ipy) is detected in the absence of magnetic field (H); however, H‐induced ferroelectric polarization (P) at TN1 and P unexpectedly partially switches or reverses below TN2 as reproduced by applying positive and negative electric fields (E). The resulting magnetic field and temperature (H‐T) phase diagram illustrates T‐dependent H‐induced spin reorientation and electric P. The interaction between T, H, spin dynamics, and lattice structures is pivotal and is qualitatively discussed and proposed as an explanation for the observed ME nature.

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Observation of Magnetic Field‐Induced and Partially Switchable Electric Polarization in Spin‐Chain FePbBiO₄

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Kakarla,

Chen

et al. 2024

Advanced Physics Research

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Hidden magnetism, nonlinear magnetodielectric coupling, and large multicaloric effect in multiferroic L -type Fe2(MoO4)3

Athira,

Tiwari,

Hsieh

et al. 2024

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High magnetic field phase diagram and weak ferromagnetic moment breaking in (Ni0.93Co0.07)3V2
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Observation of magnetic field-induced second magnetic ordering and peculiar ferroelectric polarization in L-type ferrimagnetic Fe2(MoO4)3

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Observation of Magnetic Field‐Induced and Partially Switchable Electric Polarization in Spin‐Chain FePbBiO₄

Observation of Magnetic Field‐Induced and Partially Switchable Electric Polarization in Spin‐Chain FePbBiO₄

Hidden magnetism, nonlinear magnetodielectric coupling, and large multicaloric effect in multiferroic L -type Fe2(MoO4)3

High magnetic field phase diagram and weak ferromagnetic moment breaking in (Ni0.93Co0.07)3V2
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Observation of magnetic field-induced second magnetic ordering and peculiar ferroelectric polarization in L-type ferrimagnetic Fe2(MoO4)3

Cited by 5 publications

References 42 publications

Observation of Magnetic Field‐Induced and Partially Switchable Electric Polarization in Spin‐Chain FePbBiO4

Observation of Magnetic Field‐Induced and Partially Switchable Electric Polarization in Spin‐Chain FePbBiO4

Hidden magnetism, nonlinear magnetodielectric coupling, and large multicaloric effect in multiferroic L -type Fe2(MoO4)3

High magnetic field phase diagram and weak ferromagnetic moment breaking in (Ni0.93Co0.07)3V2Wu, Zhang, Shi et al. 2023Phys. Rev. B00001View full textAdd to dashboardCite

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Observation of Magnetic Field‐Induced and Partially Switchable Electric Polarization in Spin‐Chain FePbBiO₄

Observation of Magnetic Field‐Induced and Partially Switchable Electric Polarization in Spin‐Chain FePbBiO₄

High magnetic field phase diagram and weak ferromagnetic moment breaking in (Ni0.93Co0.07)3V2
Wu,
Zhang,
Shi
et al. 2023
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