The Structural and Magnetic Properties of Nd1−xTiO3forx= 0, 0.05, and 0.10

Amow, G.; Greedan, J. E.

doi:10.1006/jssc.1996.0061

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“…For the lighter RE ions (RE = Ce, ... , Sm) the RE moments order antiferromagnetically below T N 2 < T N 1 (with T N 1 being the Néel temperature for G x -type antiferromagnetic ordering at the Ti sites). For the RETiO 3 compounds studied in this work belonging to this first group (RE = Nd, Sm) an antiferromagnetic ordering of F y /C ztype is observed at the RE sites 6,7 . For the RETiO 3 with heavier RE ions (RE = Gd,...,Yb) there are two basic magnetic structures.…”

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“…Concomitantly, the Ti magnetic order changes from G-type antiferromagnetism with the magnetic moment in a direction (RE = La,...,Sm) to ferromagnetism with the magnetic moment in c direction (RE=Gd,...,Yb and Y) 5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16 . These apparently distinct magnetic ordering schemes, however, belong to the same irreducible representation, as it has been clarified long ago 17 for the structure type of GdFeO 3 to which all RETiO 3 belong.…”

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Magnetoelastic coupling inRTiO3(R=La,Nd
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A detailed analysis of the crystal structure in RETiO3 with RE = La, Nd, Sm, Gd, and Y reveals an intrinsic coupling between orbital degrees of freedom and the lattice which cannot be fully attributed to the structural deformation arising from bond-length mismatch. The TiO6 octahedra in this series are all irregular with the shape of the distortion depending on the RE ionic radius. These octahedron distortions vary more strongly with temperature than the tilt and rotation angles. Around the Ti magnetic ordering all compounds exhibit strong anomalies in the thermal-expansion coefficients, these anomalies exhibit opposite signs for the antiferromagnetic and ferromagnetic compounds. Furthermore the strongest effects are observed in the materials close to the magnetic cross-over from antiferromagnetic to ferromagnetic order.

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confidence: 99%

Magnetoelastic coupling inRTiO3(R=La,Nd
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“…Most interestingly, the cross-over between the two types of structural deformation [17] coincides with the crossover from antiferromagnetic to ferromagnetic ordering [18,19,20] in the RETiO 3 -compounds. With decreasing RE ionic radius NdTiO 3 and SmTiO 3 exhibit still antiferromagnetic order with small T N [19,20], whereas GdTiO 3 is ferromagnetically ordered. A similar magnetic crossover is seen in the La 1−x Y x TiO 3 -series [21].…”

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Crystal and magnetic structure ofLaTiO3:Evidence for nondegeneratet2g
Cwik
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Lorenz
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The crystal and magnetic structure of LaTiO3 has been studied by x-ray and neutron diffraction techniques using nearly stoichiometric samples. We find a strong structural anomaly near the antiferromagnetic ordering, TN =146 K. In addition, the octahedra in LaTiO3 exhibit an intrinsic distortion which implies a splitting of the t2g-levels. Our results indicate that LaTiO3 should be considered as a Jahn-Teller system where the structural distortion and the resulting level splitting are enhanced by the magnetic ordering.LaTiO 3 has been studied already in the seventies and was thought to be a text book example of a Mottinsulator with antiferromagnetic order [1]. Ti is in its three-valent state with a single electron in the t 2g -orbitals of the 3d-shell. The titanate is hence an electron analog to the cuprates with a single hole in the 3d-shell. However, the t 2g -orbitals in the LaTiO 3 are less Jahn-Teller active and, therefore, the orbital moment may not be fully quenched in the titanate. The physics of the orbital degree of freedom has recently reattracted attention to this material [2,3].The ordered moment in LaTiO 3 amounts to 0.46 µ B which is much smaller than the value of 1µ B expected for a single electron with quenched orbital moment [4]. Quantum fluctuations can explain only about 15% reduction in the 3D-case. A straight-forward explanation could be given in terms of spin-orbit coupling, as an unquenched orbital moment would align antiparallel to the spin-moment in the titanate. However, in a recent neutron scattering experiment the magnon spin gap was observed at 3.3 meV, and it was argued that the strong interaction of an orbital moment with the crystal lattice implies a much larger value for the spin gap [2]. An orbital contribution to the ordered moment in LaTiO 3 was hence excluded. On the basis of standard theories, however, even the G-type antiferromagnetic ordering in LaTiO 3 may not be explained without a spinorbit coupling. Instead one expects ferromagnetism [5,6] related with the orbital degeneracy. Under the assumption of a specific structural distortion, Moshizuki and Imada recently presented a successful model for the antiferromagnetic order in LaTiO 3 [7]. However, there is no experimental evidence for such a distortion. The puzzling magnetic properties of LaTiO 3 led Khaliullin and Maekawa to suggest a novel theoretical description for RETiO 3 based on the idea of an orbital liquid. They were able to explain many of the magnetic characteristics of LaTiO 3 [3], but the presumed orbital fluctuations have not been observed [8]. Therefore, magnetism in LaTiO 3 still remains an open issue.We have reanalyzed the crystal and magnetic structure of LaTiO 3 by x-ray and by neutron diffraction samples with almost perfect stoichiometry. First, we find a clear structural anomaly at the Néel-ordering and, second, the shape of the octahedra in this compound is not ideal but distorted. From these observations we conclude that LaTiO 3 has to be considered as a soft Jahn-Teller system thereby explaining m...

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“…A similar compound, NdTiO , has also the GdFeO -type structure and exhibits canted-antiferromagnetism of the Ti> moments around 90 K (4,5). From a neutron di!raction study, it was also found that the Nd> sublattice orders magnetically at lower temperatures, induced also by the Ti> magnetic order (5).…”

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Magnetic Properties of Ce1−xNdxTiO3 and Some Solid Solution Orthotitanates Ln1−xLn′xTiO3 (Ln and Ln′=La to Sm; 0≤x≤1)

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Journal of Solid State Chemistry

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The Structural and Magnetic Properties of Nd1−xTiO3forx= 0, 0.05, and 0.10

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Magnetoelastic coupling inRTiO3(R=La,Nd
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Roth
²
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Magnetoelastic coupling inRTiO3(R=La,Nd
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²
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Cwik
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Crystal and magnetic structure ofLaTiO3:Evidence for nondegeneratet2g
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Magnetic Properties of Ce1−xNdxTiO3 and Some Solid Solution Orthotitanates Ln1−xLn′xTiO3 (Ln and Ln′=La to Sm; 0≤x≤1)

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Magnetoelastic coupling inRTiO3(R=La,Nd
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,
Roth
²
,
Cwik
³

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Magnetoelastic coupling inRTiO3(R=La,Nd
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Roth
²
,
Cwik
³

et al. 2007
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Crystal and magnetic structure ofLaTiO3:Evidence for nondegeneratet2g
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,
Lorenz
²
,
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³

et al. 2003
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