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Ferroelectrics-magnetics with the perovskite structure

Pages 85-94 | Received 27 Sep 2019, Accepted 12 Jun 2020, Published online: 03 Nov 2020
 

Abstract

Binary (AIIIBIIIO3) and ternary (AIIBβ11Bβ22O3) ferroelectrics-magnetics with the perovskite structure, containing the 3d-metal atoms, are investigated. Some correlations between their ferro- or antiferroelectric (T C) and magnetic (T N) phase transition temperatures and their interatomic A-O (δAO), and B-O (δBO) bonds strains, determined with using of quasi-elastic structure model, have been constructed. The latter structural parameters and phase transition temperatures themselves influence on their T C-T N difference was revealed. Such correlations can help with the search for new solid solution systems between different ferroelectrics-magnets with enough high T C and T N and low T C-T N difference with using of apriori determined δAO and δBO values.

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Funding

Research was financially supported by the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation (State assignment in the field of scientific activity, Southern Federal University, 2020).

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