2017
DOI: 10.1103/physrevb.95.184430
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Quantum criticality in the coupled two-leg spin ladder Ba2CuTeO6

Abstract: We report on zero-field muon spin rotation, electron spin resonance and polarized Raman scattering measurements of the coupled quantum spin ladder Ba2CuTeO6. Zero-field muon spin rotation and electron spin resonance probes disclose a successive crossover from a paramagnetic through a spin-liquid-like into a magnetically ordered state with decreasing temperature. More significantly, the two-magnon Raman response obeys a T -linear scaling relation in its peak energy, linewidth and intensity. This critical scalin… Show more

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“…36 Ba2CuTeO6 is an excellent system to test this due to its hexagonal perovskite structure that results in a spin ladder magnetic geometry. [37][38][39][40] Within the spin ladder, Cu 2+ cations are linked via three key Cu-O-Te-O-Cu exchange interactions illustrated in Figure 1c. These are the intraladder Jleg and Jrung interactions via the corner-sharing Te(1)O6 units and the inter-ladder interaction via the face-sharing Te(2)O6 units within the Cu-Te(2)-Cu trimers.…”
Section: Cations and O 2p Orbitals (Ie B'-o-b''-o-b')mentioning
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“…36 Ba2CuTeO6 is an excellent system to test this due to its hexagonal perovskite structure that results in a spin ladder magnetic geometry. [37][38][39][40] Within the spin ladder, Cu 2+ cations are linked via three key Cu-O-Te-O-Cu exchange interactions illustrated in Figure 1c. These are the intraladder Jleg and Jrung interactions via the corner-sharing Te(1)O6 units and the inter-ladder interaction via the face-sharing Te(2)O6 units within the Cu-Te(2)-Cu trimers.…”
Section: Cations and O 2p Orbitals (Ie B'-o-b''-o-b')mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…37 However, the low dimensional magnetic behavior means the system does not present a classical AFM ordering cusp. Instead, magnetic order has been detected using muon and neutron techniques placing the magnetic transition at TN = 14 K. 38,40 The W 6+ doped samples are similar in that they all display the same broad Tmax feature, but the position of Tmax shifts to lower temperatures as x increases as shown in Table 2, suggesting weakening of the short-range ladder interactions. More dramatic differences are observed at low temperatures, where the upturn in the susceptibility data gradually becomes stronger with x and this 'Curie-tail' like feature is most pronounced in the x = 0.3 sample.…”
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“…It may be worthwhile for future research to examine in more detail the evolution of the spectral function within this elevated energy range as a function of the interladder coupling strength, connecting these single-ladder results to the strongly coupled case. The room-temperature crystal structure of Ba 2 CuTeO 6 is monoclinic (C2/m), and a weak structural distortion to a triclinic phase (P1) occurs at T S = 287 K. 21,22 We use throughout the higher symmetry monoclinic unit cell description, since the triclinic distortion is very small. The monoclinic lattice parameters are a = 10.2444(3)Å, b = 5.7315(2)Å, c = 10.1055(5)Å, and β = 108.019(3) • at T = 296 K. 21 Ignoring this small distortion, the transformation from the monoclinic lattice basis vectors (a, b, c) to the triclinic ones (a t , b t , c t ) is given by…”
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“…Ba2CuTeO6 has been proposed to be located close to the quantum critical point, on the ordered side of the phase diagram. 21,22…”
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