Correlation between magnetism and the Verwey transition in magnetite

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Autori principali: Podgórska, Karolina, Gala, Mateusz A., Komędera, Kamila, Muniraju, N. K. Chogondahalli, Nasrallah, Serena, Kąkol, Zbigniew, Sabol, Joseph, Marin, Christophe, Włodek, Adam, Kozłowski, Andrzej, Lorenzo, J. Emilio, Barišić, Neven, Rybicki, Damian, Tabiś, Wojciech
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author Podgórska, Karolina
Gala, Mateusz A.
Komędera, Kamila
Muniraju, N. K. Chogondahalli
Nasrallah, Serena
Kąkol, Zbigniew
Sabol, Joseph
Marin, Christophe
Włodek, Adam
Kozłowski, Andrzej
Lorenzo, J. Emilio
Barišić, Neven
Rybicki, Damian
Tabiś, Wojciech
author_facet Podgórska, Karolina
Gala, Mateusz A.
Komędera, Kamila
Muniraju, N. K. Chogondahalli
Nasrallah, Serena
Kąkol, Zbigniew
Sabol, Joseph
Marin, Christophe
Włodek, Adam
Kozłowski, Andrzej
Lorenzo, J. Emilio
Barišić, Neven
Rybicki, Damian
Tabiś, Wojciech
contents Seeking to unravel the enigmatic Verwey transition and its interplay with magnetism, we have conducted comprehensive measurements on the temperature-dependent electrical resistivity and magnetic moment of stoichiometric and doped-magnetite single crystals at temperatures reaching 1000 K. These investigations have allowed us to identify the Curie temperature, $T_C$, and other characteristic temperatures of the electrical resistivity. Remarkably, we have identified correlations between these temperatures and the Verwey temperature, $T_V$, indicating that the electrical transport properties and the mechanism of the Verwey transition are closely related to the magnetic properties.
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spellingShingle Correlation between magnetism and the Verwey transition in magnetite
Podgórska, Karolina
Gala, Mateusz A.
Komędera, Kamila
Muniraju, N. K. Chogondahalli
Nasrallah, Serena
Kąkol, Zbigniew
Sabol, Joseph
Marin, Christophe
Włodek, Adam
Kozłowski, Andrzej
Lorenzo, J. Emilio
Barišić, Neven
Rybicki, Damian
Tabiś, Wojciech
Strongly Correlated Electrons
Materials Science
Seeking to unravel the enigmatic Verwey transition and its interplay with magnetism, we have conducted comprehensive measurements on the temperature-dependent electrical resistivity and magnetic moment of stoichiometric and doped-magnetite single crystals at temperatures reaching 1000 K. These investigations have allowed us to identify the Curie temperature, $T_C$, and other characteristic temperatures of the electrical resistivity. Remarkably, we have identified correlations between these temperatures and the Verwey temperature, $T_V$, indicating that the electrical transport properties and the mechanism of the Verwey transition are closely related to the magnetic properties.
title Correlation between magnetism and the Verwey transition in magnetite
topic Strongly Correlated Electrons
Materials Science
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2501.12772