V. Caignaert , Y. Bréard , A.K.K. Kundu , B. Raveau , B. Gonano , V. Hardy
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Spin ordering in a lattice of separated FeO4 tetrahedra: case of Ba2YFeO5
The magnetic structure of Ba2YFeO5 below TN (∼ 5.5 K) is established on the basis of powder neutron diffraction. The only magnetic species in this compound is Fe3+, which is distributed onto a 3D framework of FeO4 tetrahedra separated by YO6 octahedra. The leading magnetic interaction is the super-super-exchange (SSE) between Fe3+ cations via two O2– anions. The magnetic structure can be described by an alternation of two types of corrugated layers carrying spins being “up” or “down” along a certain direction. This ordering is discussed in connection with the topology and relative strengths of the main SSE couplings. It is found that additional mechanisms, such as crystal-field effects and dipolar interactions, likely come into play to achieve the observed spin order.
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