Using high-resolution neutron diffraction measurements for Mn-rich hexagonal Mn-Fe-P-Si compounds, we show that the substitution of Mn for Fe on the 3f sites results in a linear decrease of the Fe/Mn(3f) magnetic moments, while the Mn(3g) magnetic moments remain constant. With increasing temperature, the Mn(3g) magnetic moments show almost no change, while the Fe/Mn(3f) moments decrease quickly when the transition temperature is approached. The reduction of the magnetic moments at the transition temperature and in the high-temperature range is discussed based on changes in interatomic distances and lattice parameters and high-temperature magnetic-susceptibility measurement. © 2012, American Physical Society
The thermal-history dependence of the magnetoelastic transition in (Mn, Fe)(2)( P, Si) compounds has...
This thesis presents a study of the crystal and magnetic structure, the magnetocaloric effect and re...
Magnetocaloric materials undergoing reversible phase transitions are highly desirable for magnetic r...
Using high-resolution neutron diffraction measurements for Mn-rich hexagonal Mn-Fe-P-Si compounds, w...
Neutron-diffraction experiments on the (Mn,Fe)2(P,Si)-type compounds have shown a site preference of...
Neutron diffraction, Mössbauer spectroscopy, magnetometry, and in-field x-ray diffraction are employ...
Neutron diffraction, Mossbauer spectroscopy, magnetometry, and in-field x-ray diffraction are employ...
We report on a study on a representative set of Fe2P-based MnFePSi samples by means of 55Mn NMR in b...
Mn-Fe-P-Si compounds are, to date, the most promising materials for refrigeration and energy convers...
We report on a study on a representative set of FeP-based MnFePSi samples by means of Mn NMR in both...
A strong electronic reconstruction resulting in a quenching of the Fe magnetic moments has recently ...
Magnetocaloric materials undergoing reversible phase transitions are highly desirable for magnetic r...
A strong electronic reconstruction resulting in a quenching of the Fe magnetic moments has recently ...
Given the potential applications of (Mn,Fe2(P,Si))-based materials for room-temperature magnetic ref...
The thermal-history dependence of the magnetoelastic transition in (Mn,Fe)2(P,Si) compounds has been...
The thermal-history dependence of the magnetoelastic transition in (Mn, Fe)(2)( P, Si) compounds has...
This thesis presents a study of the crystal and magnetic structure, the magnetocaloric effect and re...
Magnetocaloric materials undergoing reversible phase transitions are highly desirable for magnetic r...
Using high-resolution neutron diffraction measurements for Mn-rich hexagonal Mn-Fe-P-Si compounds, w...
Neutron-diffraction experiments on the (Mn,Fe)2(P,Si)-type compounds have shown a site preference of...
Neutron diffraction, Mössbauer spectroscopy, magnetometry, and in-field x-ray diffraction are employ...
Neutron diffraction, Mossbauer spectroscopy, magnetometry, and in-field x-ray diffraction are employ...
We report on a study on a representative set of Fe2P-based MnFePSi samples by means of 55Mn NMR in b...
Mn-Fe-P-Si compounds are, to date, the most promising materials for refrigeration and energy convers...
We report on a study on a representative set of FeP-based MnFePSi samples by means of Mn NMR in both...
A strong electronic reconstruction resulting in a quenching of the Fe magnetic moments has recently ...
Magnetocaloric materials undergoing reversible phase transitions are highly desirable for magnetic r...
A strong electronic reconstruction resulting in a quenching of the Fe magnetic moments has recently ...
Given the potential applications of (Mn,Fe2(P,Si))-based materials for room-temperature magnetic ref...
The thermal-history dependence of the magnetoelastic transition in (Mn,Fe)2(P,Si) compounds has been...
The thermal-history dependence of the magnetoelastic transition in (Mn, Fe)(2)( P, Si) compounds has...
This thesis presents a study of the crystal and magnetic structure, the magnetocaloric effect and re...
Magnetocaloric materials undergoing reversible phase transitions are highly desirable for magnetic r...