GDCh Kolloquium - Professor Dr. Olivier Mentré
What layered iron compounds can offer, and more ...
I will introduce recently-found 2D inorganic compounds based on layers of Fe2+ (S=2) ions, in order to highlight how they form a unique platform for new paradigms on spin-dynamics and magneto-dielectric couplings. Here, depending on the crystal structure, the spin-degrees of freedoms and fine anionic compositions are the key-ingredients to tune the exchanges, crystal field ... etc. Especially, I will show in a specific 2D-Ising-ferromagnet (BaFe2(PO4)2) the occurrence of giant magneto-crystalline anisotropy. It results in the collective freezing of magnetic domains which mediates the passage from a soft to a ‘super-hard’ magnet. This unique situation offers various unexpected peculiarities including the ability to imprint any unreturnable magnetization to the sample within simple temperature/field cycles.
I will introduce recently-found 2D inorganic compounds based on layers of Fe2+ (S=2) ions, in order to highlight how they form a unique platform for new paradigms on spin-dynamics and magneto-dielectric couplings. Here, depending on the crystal structure, the spin-degrees of freedoms and fine anionic compositions are the key-ingredients to tune the exchanges, crystal field ... etc. Especially, I will show in a specific 2D-Ising-ferromagnet (BaFe2(PO4)2) the occurrence of giant magneto-crystalline anisotropy. It results in the collective freezing of magnetic domains which mediates the passage from a soft to a ‘super-hard’ magnet. This unique situation offers various unexpected peculiarities including the ability to imprint any unreturnable magnetization to the sample within simple temperature/field cycles.
Zeit
Dienstag, 06.06.23 - 17:00 Uhr
- 18:00 Uhr
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Chemie
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Professor Dr. Olivier Mentré, Université de Lille
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Chemische Institute - Gerhard-Domagk-Str. 1, 53121 Bonn
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Hörsaal 2
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