SLIDE 1 Magnetostructural-transition related multifunctionality in martensitic Heuslers
Experimentalphysik, Universität Duisburg-Essen
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Elemental properties of Fe and Mn Martensitic transformations and Heuslers Magnetic interactions in martensitic Heuslers Outline
SLIDE 3 Structure of the transition elements and elements with wrong crystal structures
complex cubic bcc hcp hcp bcc fcc
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Allotropy in the 3d elements
SLIDE 5 s+d electrons 6 7 8 9 10
fcc Mn fcc Fe
Rigid band model and the Slater-Pauling curve: Valence electron concentration dependence of the magnetic moment
SLIDE 6 Structure and phase diagrams of Ni-Mn-Z (Z: Ga, In, Sn, Sb)
L21 L10 10M
(5M)
14M
(7M)
(e/a): Concentration weighted number of s+d (3d elements) + s+p (main group)
SLIDE 7 Heusler alloys Shape memory (nonmagnetic martensite)
Cu-Ni-Al Cu-Zn-Al
Magnetic field induced Structural modifications (magnetic martensite)
Ni-Mn-Ga Co-Mn-Al Ni-Mn-In
Magnetocaloric effect
Ni-Mn-Ga Ni-Mn-Sn Ni-Mn-In
Electron spin polarization
half metallic properties in ferromagnetic Heuslers
Some features of Heusler alloys
SLIDE 8 The magnetization of Ni-Mn-Z (Z: Ga, In, Sn, Sb)
Why does M(T) drop? Why is the FM transition smeared
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Extended Slater-Pauling curve
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Martensitic transformation takes place for dMn-Mn ~ 3 Å: Is there any relationship between the martensitic transformation and the onset of AF-exchange?
Mn-Mn separation and the martensitic transformation in Heuslers
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Complementary Neutron polarization analysis Ferromagnetic resonance
SLIDE 13 q0/2
intensity q (Å-1)
q0
sin 4 q
SLIDE 14 monochrometer array polarizer flipper sample detector banks with analyzers XYZ coils incident neutrons
D7
XYZ polarization analysis and neutron depolarization (D7/ILL)
tot = coh + incoh + mag Polarization analysis
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flipper analyzer/detector OFF 1 polarizer neutrons ON
Neutron depolarization and the flipping ratio (Rf )
n n R f 1 1
sample
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Magnetization and flipping ratio
Ni-Mn-Sn and Ni-Mn-Sb
Ms
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Ni-Mn-Sn: polarization analysis
Neutron depolarization Magnetic scattering
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Ni-Mn-Sb: polarization analysis
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c b a 14M
?
c a L21
Moment configurations in austenite and martensitie
SLIDE 21 Summary
Drop in M(T) caused by disappearance
TC(M) denotes the onset of FM and AF-like ordering Mn and antiferromagnetism and Ms
SLIDE 22 Ferromagnetic resonance (FMR)
0Hres = / PM 0Hres < / FM 0Hres AF : instrument microwave frequency : gyromagnetic ratio
A res
H H
) 2 (
A E A res
H H H H
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Ferromagnetic resonance
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The magnetization of Ni-Mn-Z (Z: Ga, In, Sn, Sb)
M(T) in 5 mT M(T) in 5 T
SLIDE 25 Conclusions
FM and AF correlations coexist at T > Ms and beyond TC
A
FM correlations disappear below Ms but AF short-range correlations persist down to lowest temperatures
SLIDE 26 SPP 1239
- O. Posth, M. Gruner, P. Entel
Universität Duisburg-Essen
Universitat de Barcelona
Institut Laue-Langevin
University of Cambridge
ThyssenKrupp Electrical Steel
- A. Senyshyn, S. Ener, J. Neuhaus, W. Petry
TU-München & FRM II
Istanbul Technical University
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L21 Ni Mn Sb
Magnetic exchange constants in Ni-Mn-Sb
Ni50Mn40Sb10
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Ni-Mn-Sn and Ni-Mn-Sb (magnetic scattering)
SLIDE 30 Ni-Mn-Sn (coherent scattering)
D2B = 1.594 Å D7 = 4.83 Å
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Ms and TC as a function of valence electron concentration
SLIDE 32
- L. Mañosa et al., APL 92, 012515 (2008).
Pressure-dependence of magnetization in Ni-Mn-In
- T. Krenke, Thesis (Duisburg, 2007).
Austenitic state lattice constant at room temperature in Ni-Mn-Z
7.87
SLIDE 33 Fe50Ni30Mn20 (TN = 300 K)
Coexisting FM and AF correlations in Fe-Ni-Mn
1.54 T = 100 K ferromagnetic correlations antiferromagnetic ordering T = 300 K T = 400 K antiferromagnetic correlations
SLIDE 34 Magnetization of Ni-Mn based Heuslers
- A. Planes et al. J. Phys.: Condens. Matter 21, 233201 (2009)
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Mn-Mn: 4.25 Å