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Magnetic Materials 2018

Materials Science and Nanotechnology

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Volume 2

MAGNETISM AND

MAGNETIC MATERIALS

2

nd

International Conference on

Elena Zvereva et al., Mater Sci Nanotechnol 2018, Volume 2

PECULIARITIES OF MAGNETIC ORDERING

IN NOVEL CHIRAL 2D MAGNET MNSNTeO

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Elena Zvereva

1

, Bukhteev K

1

, Nalbandyan V

2

, Evstigneeva M

2

,

Komleva E

3

, Streltsov S

3

, Kurbakov A

4

, Kuchugura M

4

and

Vasiliev A

1

1

Moscow State University, Russia

2

Southern Federal University, Russia

3

Institute of Metal Physics, Russia

4

Petersburg Nuclear Physics Institute – NRC Kurchatov Institute, Russia

N

ew triangular lattice layered compound MnSnTeO

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with unique chiral

crystal structure was prepared and its static and dynamic magnetic

properties were studied both experimentally (through magnetization, specific

heat, neutron diffraction and ESR) and theoretically (through

ab initio

DFT

calculations). Magnetic susceptibility and specific heat evidence an onset of

antiferromagnetic order at TN~10 K. However, there observes an additional

first order transition at T*~5 K, which can’t be related to structural one as

confirmed from the neutron data. The ground state was found to be stabilized

by seven exchange parameters determined via ab initio DFT calculations.

All of them are significant, but there is a remarkable difference triggered by

chiral structure: the left-handed interactions are weaker than the right-handed

ones. The spin dynamics was (ESR data) discussed in the terms of critical

broadening and BKT scenario.

Elena Zvereva has completed her PhD in 2000 and

habilitation in 2017 from Lomonosov Moscow State

University, Russia. She is Professor Associate of Phys-

ics Faculty of Lomonosov Moscow State University,

Russia. She has over 100 publications that have been

cited over 300 times. Scientific interests include wide

class of quantum cooperative phenomena in Con-

densed Matter Physics, with emphasis on strongly

correlated electron system, low dimensional magne-

tism, novel functional materials for Li-ion batteries

fabrication and spintronics. Research activities are

related to the fundamental characterization of static,

dynamic and resonant physical properties of the new

complex oxides and chalcogenides of transition, alkali

and rare-earth metals.

zvereva@mig.phys.msu.ru

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