Multiferroicity in B-site ordered double perovskite Y2MnCrO6
房勇, 颜士明, 乔文, Wei Wang, 王敦辉, Du You Wei
Abstract
房勇, 颜士明, 乔文, Wei Wang, 王敦辉, Du You Wei
Abstract
Double perovskite manganite Y2MnCrO6 ceramic is synthesized and its multiferroic properties are investigated.Novel multiferroic properties are displayed with respect to other multiferroics, such as high ferroelectric phase transition temperature, and the coexistence of ferrimagnetism and ferroelectricity. Moreover, the ferroelectric polarization of Y2MnCrO6 below the magnetic phase temperature can be effectively tuned by an external magnetic field, showing a remarkable magnetoelectric effect. These results open an effective avenue to explore magnetic multiferroics with spontaneous magnetization and ferroelectricity, as well as a high ferroelectric transition temperature.
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Double perovskite manganite Y2MnCrO6 ceramic is synthesized and its multiferroic properties are investigated.Novel multiferroic properties are displayed with respect to other multiferroics, such as high ferroelectric phase transition temperature, and the coexistence of ferrimagnetism and ferroelectricity. Moreover, the ferroelectric polarization of Y2MnCrO6 below the magnetic phase temperature can be effectively tuned by an external magnetic field, showing a remarkable magnetoelectric effect. These results open an effective avenue to explore magnetic multiferroics with spontaneous magnetization and ferroelectricity, as well as a high ferroelectric transition temperature.
Key concepts: Multiferroics, Ferroelectricity, Ferrimagnetism, Condensed matter physics, Manganite, Materials science, Magnetization, Phase transition