Spin-Reorientation Dynamics and Strong-Spin Phonon Coupling in Ce-substituted SmCrO$_3$
Shaona Das (Technical University of Darmstadt, Darmstadt, Germany), Ravi Kiran Dokala (Uppsala University, Uppsala, Sweden), and Subhash Thota (Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati, Guwahati, India)

TL;DR
This study investigates how substituting Ce$^{3+}$ in SmCrO$_3$ affects its magnetic structures, spin-phonon coupling, and potential for spintronic applications, revealing significant changes in magnetic and lattice dynamics.
Contribution
It demonstrates that site-specific Ce$^{3+}$ substitution modulates magnetic phases, enhances spin-phonon coupling, and influences lattice distortions in SmCrO$_3$ perovskites, a novel insight for material optimization.
Findings
Ce$^{3+}$ substitution transforms magnetic states from weak ferromagnetic to antiferromagnetic.
Enhanced coercive field and exchange bias observed in Ce-substituted samples.
Significant spin-phonon coupling linked to structural distortions in Ce-doped SmCrO$_3$.
Abstract
We report the influence of Ce substitution on the magnetic structures and phonon dynamics in SmCrO perovskites. Magnetic landscapes are spanned by long-range canted anti-ferromagnetism, AFM with Neel temperatures 196 K accompanied by spin-reorientation transitions, T at 42 K. In SmCeCrO (SCCO), Ce substitution at Sm sites transform the weak ferromagnetic (FM) state into robust AFM configuration through a gradual crossover. Such coexistence of magnetic spin configurations (AFM) to (WFM) results in the enhanced high coercive field and a pronounced exchange bias-field, 2 kOe. Spin-only driven magneto-crystalline anisotropy of Cr and spin-orbit driven magnetic moment in Sm, and Ce exhibits spin-phonon coupling through mode in SCCO…
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Taxonomy
TopicsMultiferroics and related materials · Heusler alloys: electronic and magnetic properties · Magnetic and transport properties of perovskites and related materials
