Possible Devil’s Staircase magnetization in Manganese Bismuthides
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Abstract
Manganese bismuthides represent a class of intriguing intermetallic compounds with interesting magnetic and electronic properties. Here, we present the successful growth of single crystals of manganese bismuthides using the flux method and provide a comprehensive analysis of their magnetic and electronic transport properties. Our research has unveiled a remarkable magnetic phenomenon known as the "devil's staircase" within these compounds that is tunable by composition and hence provides a promising platform to study unusual magnetism in materials.
* We acknowledge the MonArk NSF Quantum Foundry supported by the National Science Foundation Q-AMASE-i program under NSF award No. DMR-1906383
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Presenters
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Md Rafique Un Nabi
University of Arkansas
Authors
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Md Rafique Un Nabi
University of Arkansas
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Rabindra Basnet
University of Arkansas, University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff
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Gokul Acharya
University of Arkansas
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Dinesh Upreti
University of Arkansas
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Santosh Karki Chhetri
University of Arkansas
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Jin Hu
University of Arkansas