Figure 2. (Left) Magnetic structure of PbFeO3 between 600 K and 418 K. (Right) Magnetic phase diagram for PbFeO3 ? (IMAGE)

Tokyo Institute of Technology

Figure 2. (Left) Magnetic structure of PbFeO3 between 600 K and 418 K. (Right) Magnetic phase diagram for PbFeO3 ?

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On cooling the sample, scientists first observed a weak ferromagnetic transition (WFM) at 600 K, characterized by a canted antiferromagnetic (CAFM) spin ordering, and then a continuous spin reorientation (SR) transition at 418 K.

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