Phenomenological study of the amorphous Fe80B20 ferromagnet with small random anisotropy

The magnetic behavior of some amorphous ferromagnets of composition Fe 80 − x R x B 20 (R being a rare-earth element) is investigated as a function of the external applied magnetic field and temperature using dc magnetic measurements. Random magnetic anisotropy is generated by dilution of rare-earth...

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Authors: Tejada Palacios, Javier; Martínez Benjamin, Joan Josep; Labarta, Amílcar; Grössinger, R.; Sassik, H.; Vázquez, M.; Hernando, Antonio, 1947-
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Publication date:1990
Country:España
Institution:Universidad de Barcelona
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OAI Identifier:oai:diposit.ub.edu:2445/9766
Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/2445/9766
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Keyword:Substàncies amorfes
Propietats magnètiques
Amorphous substances
Magnetic properties
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author Tejada Palacios, Javier
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Labarta, Amílcar
Grössinger, R.
Sassik, H.
Vázquez, M.
Hernando, Antonio, 1947-
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Hernando, Antonio, 1947-
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Martínez Benjamin, Joan Josep
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Vázquez, M.
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Martínez Benjamin, Joan Josep
Labarta, Amílcar
Grössinger, R.
Sassik, H.
Vázquez, M.
Hernando, Antonio, 1947-
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description The magnetic behavior of some amorphous ferromagnets of composition Fe 80 − x R x B 20 (R being a rare-earth element) is investigated as a function of the external applied magnetic field and temperature using dc magnetic measurements. Random magnetic anisotropy is generated by dilution of rare-earth atoms in the Fe 80 B 20 ferromagnetic matrix. Hysteresis curves show a quasireversible behavior with very small coercivity and remanence, suggesting a weak random magnetic anisotropy. In the high-applied-field regime the samples show ferromagnetic saturation, and from the M values it is possible to conclude that the light rare-earth atoms (Ce, Nd) are ferromagnetically coupled with the iron atoms, whereas the heavy atoms (Gd, Dy) couple ferrimagnetically to the Fe moments. The temperature dependence of the magnetization has also been studied in the conventional spin-wave framework, and the values obtained for the spin-wave stiffness constant D are close to 100 meV A ˚ 2 , which is typical for this kind of material. In the low-applied-field and low-temperature regime a much more complex behavior is observed as a consequence of the competition between local random anisotropy and exchange interactions. The different dependence on T of the correlation length associated to the local random anisotropy and to the exchange interactions makes possible the existence of different magnetic orderings, but no phase transition is observed between them.
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spelling Phenomenological study of the amorphous Fe80B20 ferromagnet with small random anisotropy Tejada Palacios, Javier Martínez Benjamin, Joan Josep Labarta, Amílcar Grössinger, R. Sassik, H. Vázquez, M. Hernando, Antonio, 1947- Substàncies amorfes Propietats magnètiques Amorphous substances Magnetic properties The magnetic behavior of some amorphous ferromagnets of composition Fe 80 − x R x B 20 (R being a rare-earth element) is investigated as a function of the external applied magnetic field and temperature using dc magnetic measurements. Random magnetic anisotropy is generated by dilution of rare-earth atoms in the Fe 80 B 20 ferromagnetic matrix. Hysteresis curves show a quasireversible behavior with very small coercivity and remanence, suggesting a weak random magnetic anisotropy. In the high-applied-field regime the samples show ferromagnetic saturation, and from the M values it is possible to conclude that the light rare-earth atoms (Ce, Nd) are ferromagnetically coupled with the iron atoms, whereas the heavy atoms (Gd, Dy) couple ferrimagnetically to the Fe moments. The temperature dependence of the magnetization has also been studied in the conventional spin-wave framework, and the values obtained for the spin-wave stiffness constant D are close to 100 meV A ˚ 2 , which is typical for this kind of material. In the low-applied-field and low-temperature regime a much more complex behavior is observed as a consequence of the competition between local random anisotropy and exchange interactions. The different dependence on T of the correlation length associated to the local random anisotropy and to the exchange interactions makes possible the existence of different magnetic orderings, but no phase transition is observed between them. The American Physical Society https://hdl.handle.net/2445/9766
spellingShingle Phenomenological study of the amorphous Fe80B20 ferromagnet with small random anisotropy
Tejada Palacios, Javier
Substàncies amorfes
Propietats magnètiques
Amorphous substances
Magnetic properties
status_str publishedVersion
title Phenomenological study of the amorphous Fe80B20 ferromagnet with small random anisotropy
title_full Phenomenological study of the amorphous Fe80B20 ferromagnet with small random anisotropy
title_fullStr Phenomenological study of the amorphous Fe80B20 ferromagnet with small random anisotropy
title_full_unstemmed Phenomenological study of the amorphous Fe80B20 ferromagnet with small random anisotropy
title_short Phenomenological study of the amorphous Fe80B20 ferromagnet with small random anisotropy
title_sort Phenomenological study of the amorphous Fe80B20 ferromagnet with small random anisotropy
topic Substàncies amorfes
Propietats magnètiques
Amorphous substances
Magnetic properties
topic_facet Substàncies amorfes
Propietats magnètiques
Amorphous substances
Magnetic properties
url https://hdl.handle.net/2445/9766