Measurement of the internal magnetic field in the correlated iridates Ca$_4$IrO$_6$, Ca$_5$Ir$_3$O$_{12}$, Sr$_3$Ir$_2$O$_7$ and Sr$_2$IrO$_4$
I. Franke, P. J. Baker, S. J. Blundell, T. Lancaster, W. Hayes, F. L., Pratt, G. Cao

TL;DR
This study uses muon-spin rotation to investigate the local magnetic fields in four iridium oxides, revealing different magnetic behaviors and orderings depending on their crystal structures and compositions.
Contribution
First detailed muon-spin rotation analysis of multiple iridates, elucidating their magnetic orderings and internal fields with comparison across different compounds.
Findings
Ca4IrO6 and Ca5Ir3O12 show conventional antiferromagnetism below their Neel temperatures.
Lower internal magnetic field in Ca5Ir3O12 due to mixed Ir oxidation states.
Sr3Ir2O7 exhibits limited temperature range of muon precession; Sr2IrO4 shows complex magnetic behavior with spin reorientation.
Abstract
Oxides containing iridium ions display a range of magnetic and conducting properties that depend on the delicate balance between interactions and are controlled, at least in part, by the details of the crystal architecture. We have used muon-spin rotation (SR) to study the local field in four iridium oxides, CaIrO, CaIrO, SrIrO and SrIrO, which show contrasting behavior. Our SR data on CaIrO and CaIrO are consistent with conventional antiferromagnetism where quasistatic magnetic order develops below K and 7.84(7) K respectively. A lower internal field is observed for CaIrO, as compared to CaIrO reflecting the presence of both Ir and Ir ions, resulting in a more magnetically dilute structure. Muon precession is only observed over a restricted range of…
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