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TT: Fachverband Tiefe Temperaturen
TT 70: Correlated Electrons: Spin Systems and Itinerant Magnets – Chiral Magnets (jointly with MA)
TT 70.3: Vortrag
Mittwoch, 18. März 2015, 18:30–18:45, H 3005
NMR-on site-probe of field-modulated and Skyrmion states in chiral magnets: FeGe and Cu2OSeO3 — •Michael Baenitz, Mayukh Majumder, Panchanan Khuntia, Hiroshi Yasuoka, and Markus Schmidt — MPI for the Chemical Physics of Solids, 01187 Dresden, Germany
Cubic FeGe is a prototype B20 chiral magnet (with Tc = 280K) which allows to study chiral excitations directly "on-site" via the 57Fe nucleus because of its S=1/2 nuclear spin. NMR provides the local susceptibility (hyperfine field), the dynamic susceptibility (spin lattice relaxation rate SLRR = 1/T1) and the spin-spin interaction (spin-spin relaxation rate SSRR = 1/T2). Measurements were performed on crushed single crystals of 57Fe enriched FeGe material between 2-300 K in zero and applied magnetic fields. Helical- conical- and field-polarized- states could be clearly identified from NMR and critical dynamics at these transitions are investigated. The field dependence of Hhf, SLRR and SSRR was studied in great detail at various temperatures below Tc. Especially an evidence of the Skyrmion -A- phase formation is given by NMR. Cubic Cu2OSeO3 is an oxide with a ferrimagnetic transition at about 60 K. Its magnetic phase diagram - including the Skyrmion phase - is very similar to FeGe. We present first 63,65Cu NMR results on single crystals at zero field and in modulation fields.