Identification and control of domain wall patterning in spinel ferrimagnets
Event Start:
2019-10-03T14:00:00
Event End:
2019-10-03T15:00:00
Event Information:
Spinel antiferromagnets have long been at the center of research into strong spin-lattice coupling and orbital effects. Among other properties, these materials frequently demonstrate concomitant magnetic and structural phase transitions, heightened magneto-elastic or dielectric response functions, and low-temperature multiferroism. There is very little agreement on the microscopic picture to be associated with these effects, but recent work has shown that mesoscale inhomogeneity can play a key role in raising the susceptibilities of complex materials to external perturbations.
Event Location:
TRIUMF Auditorium
Speaker:
Gregory MacDougall (U Illinois)
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Event Start:
2019-10-03T14:00:00
Event End:
2019-10-03T15:00:00
Identification and control of domain wall patterning in spinel ferrimagnets
Event Information:
Spinel antiferromagnets have long been at the center of research into strong spin-lattice coupling and orbital effects. Among other properties, these materials frequently demonstrate concomitant magnetic and structural phase transitions, heightened magneto-elastic or dielectric response functions, and low-temperature multiferroism. There is very little agreement on the microscopic picture to be associated with these effects, but recent work has shown that mesoscale inhomogeneity can play a key role in raising the susceptibilities of complex materials to external perturbations.
Event Location:
TRIUMF Auditorium