Magnetism in Cobalt doped Cu2O thin films without and with Al, V, Zn codopants
S. N. Kale, S. B. Ogale, S. R. Shinde, M. Sahasrabuddhe, V. N., Kulkarni, R. L. Greene, and T. Venkatesan

TL;DR
This study investigates the effects of codoping Cu2O thin films with cobalt and additional elements like Al, V, or Zn, revealing that only Al codoping induces room-temperature ferromagnetism, with structural and magnetic properties analyzed.
Contribution
It demonstrates that Al codoping in Co-doped Cu2O thin films induces room-temperature ferromagnetism, a novel finding in the context of these materials.
Findings
Only Al codoping results in room-temperature ferromagnetism.
Co-doped films without codoping exhibit spin glass behavior.
All films maintain phase purity under optimal growth conditions.
Abstract
Thin films of 5 % Co doped Cu2O were grown on single crystal (001) MgO substrates by pulsed laser deposition, without and with 0.5 % codoping with Al, V or Zn. Structural, electrical, and magnetic properties were studied. The films showed phase pure character under the chosen optimum growth conditions. Spin glass like behavior was observed in Co doped films without codoping. A clear ferromagnetic signal at room temperature was found only in the case of Co:Cu2O films codoped with Al.
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