Magnetic phase transitions in single crystals of the chiral helimagnet Cr1/3NbS2
N. J. Ghimire, M. A. McGuire, D. S. Parker, B. Sipos, S. Tang, J.-Q., Yan, B. C. Sales, and D. Mandrus

TL;DR
This study explores the magnetic phase transitions in Cr1/3NbS2 single crystals, revealing complex magnetic phases, their effects on electrical transport, and insights into the electronic structure through experimental and theoretical methods.
Contribution
It provides a detailed magnetic phase diagram and combines experimental measurements with first principles calculations to understand the magnetic and electronic properties of Cr1/3NbS2.
Findings
Transition from paramagnetic to ordered phase near 120 K
Field-induced transitions from helimagnetic to soliton-lattice and ferromagnetic phases
Large magnetoresistance observed near magnetic transition temperature
Abstract
The chiral helimagnet Cr1/3NbS2 has been investigated by magnetic, transport and thermal properties measurements on single crystals and by first principles electronic structure calculations. From the measured field and temperature dependence of the magnetization for fields applied perpendicular to the c axis, the magnetic phase diagram has been constructed in the vicinity of the phase transitions. A transition from a paramagnetic to a magnetically ordered phase occurs near 120 K. With increasing magnetic field and at temperatures below 120 K, this material undergoes transitions from a helimagnetic to a soliton-lattice phase near 900 Oe, and then to a ferromagnetic phase near 1300 Oe. The transitions are found to strongly affect the electrical transport. The resistivity decreases sharply upon cooling near 120 K, and the spin reorientation from the helimagnetic ground state to the…
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