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1 Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009
Magnetic Neutron Scattering Martin Rotter, University of Oxford Martin Rotter Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009

2 Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009
Contents Introduction: Neutrons and Magnetism Elastic Magnetic Scattering Inelastic Magnetic Scattering Martin Rotter Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009

3 Neutrons and Magnetism
Macro-Magnetism: Solution of Maxwell´s Equations – Engineering of (electro)magnetic devices 10-1m 10-3m 10-5m 10-7m 10-9m 10-11m Hall Probe VSM SQUID MOKE MFM NMR FMR SR NS Micromagnetism: Domain Dynamics, Hysteresis MFM image Micromagnetic simulation. Atomic Magnetism: Instrinsic Magnetic Properties Martin Rotter Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009

4 Single Crystal Diffraction E2 – HMI, Berlin
neutrons: S=1/2 μNeutron= –1.9 μN τ = 885 s (β decay) k=2π/ λ E=h2/2Mnλ2=81.1meV/λ2[Å2] k Q O Martin Rotter Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009

5 Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009
Atomic Lattice Magnetic Lattice ferro antiferro Martin Rotter Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009

6 The Nobel Prize in Physics 1994
In 1949 Shull showed the magnetic structure of the MnO crystal, which led to the discovery of antiferromagnetism (where the magnetic moments of some atoms point up and some point down).

7 Magnetic Structure from Neutron Powder Diffraction
GdCu2 TN= 42 K M [010] TR= 10 K q = (2/3 1 0) Magnetic Structure from Neutron Powder Diffraction Experimental data D4, ILL Calculation done by McPhase Rotter et.al. J. Magn. Mag. Mat. 214 (2000) 281 Martin Rotter Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009

8 Magnetic Structure from Neutron Powder Diffraction
GdCu2 TN= 42 K M [010] TR= 10 K q = (2/3 1 0) Magnetic Structure from Neutron Powder Diffraction Experimental data D4, ILL Calculation done by McPhase Rotter et.al. J. Magn. Mag. Mat. 214 (2000) 281 Martin Rotter Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009

9 Magnetic Structure from Neutron Powder Diffraction
GdCu2 TN= 42 K M [010] TR= 10 K q = (2/3 1 0) Magnetic Structure from Neutron Powder Diffraction Experimental data D4, ILL Calculation done by McPhase Rotter et.al. J. Magn. Mag. Mat. 214 (2000) 281 Martin Rotter Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009

10 Magnetic Structure from Neutron Powder Diffraction
GdCu2 TN= 42 K M [010] TR= 10 K q = (2/3 1 0) Magnetic Structure from Neutron Powder Diffraction Experimental data D4, ILL Calculation done by McPhase Rotter et.al. J. Magn. Mag. Mat. 214 (2000) 281 Martin Rotter Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009

11 Magnetic Structure from Neutron Powder Diffraction
GdCu2 TN= 42 K M [010] TR= 10 K q = (2/3 1 0) Magnetic Structure from Neutron Powder Diffraction Experimental data D4, ILL Calculation done by McPhase Rotter et.al. J. Magn. Mag. Mat. 214 (2000) 281 Martin Rotter Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009

12 Magnetic Structure from Neutron Powder Diffraction
GdCu2 TN= 42 K M [010] TR= 10 K q = (2/3 1 0) Magnetic Structure from Neutron Powder Diffraction Rpnuc = 4.95% Rpmag= 6.21% Experimental data D4, ILL Calculation done by McPhase Goodness of fit Rotter et.al. J. Magn. Mag. Mat. 214 (2000) 281 Martin Rotter Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009

13 The Scattering Cross Section
Scattering Cross Sections Total Differential Double Differential Scattering Law S .... Scattering function Units: 1 barn=10-28 m2 (ca. Nuclear radius2) Martin Rotter Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009

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M neutron mass k wavevector |sn> Spin state of the neutron Psn Polarisation |i>, |f> Initial-,final- state of the targets Ei, Ef Energies of –‘‘- Pi thermal population of state |i> Hint Interaction -operator S. W. Lovesey „Theory of Neutron Scattering from Condensed Matter“,Oxford University Press, 1984 (follows from Fermi`s golden rule) Martin Rotter Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009

15 Interaction of Neutrons with Matter
Martin Rotter Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009

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Magnetic Diffraction Difference to nuclear scattering: Formfactor no magnetic signal at high angles Polarisationfactor only moment components normal to Q contribute Martin Rotter Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009

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Formfactor Q= Dipole Approximation (small Q): Martin Rotter Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009

18 A caveat on the Dipole Approximation
Dipole Approximation (small Q): E. Balcar derived accurate formulas for the S. W. Lovesey „Theory of Neutron Scattering from Condensed Matter“,Oxford University Press, 1984 Page Martin Rotter Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009

19 Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009
NdBa2Cu3O6.97 superconductor TC=96K orth YBa2Cu3O7-x structure Space group Pmmm Nd3+ (4f3) J=9/2 TN=0.6 K q=(½ ½ ½), M=1.4 μB/Nd ... using the dipole approximation may lead to a wrong magnetic structure ! M. Rotter, A. Boothroyd, PRB, 79 (2009) R140405 Calculation done by McPhase Martin Rotter Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009

20 Measuring Spin Density Distributions
polarized neutron beam sample in magnetic field to induce ferromagnetic moment -> magnetic intensity on top of nuclear reflections -> nuclear-magnetic interference term: PnB Pn B Nuclear Magnetic Structure Factor Forsyth, Atomic Energy Review 17(1979) 345 “Flipping Ratio”: nuclear structure factor has to be known with high accuracy only for centrosymmetric structure (no phase problem) spin density measurements are made in external magnetic field, comparison to results of ab initio model calculations desirable ! Martin Rotter Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009

21 Inelastic Magnetic Scattering
Dreiachsenspektometer – PANDA Dynamik magnetischer Systeme: Magnonen Kristallfelder Multipolare Anregungen Martin Rotter Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009

22 Three Axes Spectrometer (TAS)
k‘ k q Q Ghkl constant-E scans constant-Q scans Martin Rotter Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009

23 PANDA – TAS for Polarized Neutrons at the FRM-II, Munich
beam-channel monochromator- shielding with platform Cabin with computer work-places and electronics secondary spectrometer with surrounding radioprotection, 15 Tesla / 30mK Cryomagnet Martin Rotter Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009

24 Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009
Martin Rotter Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009

25 Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009
Movement of Atoms [Sound, Phonons] Brockhouse The Nobel Prize in Physics 1994 E Q π/a Phonon Spectroscopy: 1) neutrons 2) high resolution X-rays Martin Rotter Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009

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Movement of Spins - Magnons 153 MF - Zeeman Ansatz (for S=1/2) T=1.3 K Martin Rotter Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009

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Movement of Spins - Magnons 153 T=1.3 K Bohn et. al. PRB 22 (1980) 5447 Martin Rotter Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009

28 Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009
Movement of Spins - Magnons 153 a T=1.3 K Bohn et. al. PRB 22 (1980) 5447 Martin Rotter Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009

29 Movement of Charges - the Crystal Field Concept
+ charge density of unfilled shell E Q Hamiltonian Neutrons change the magnetic moment in an inelastic scattering process: this is correlated to a change in the charge density by the LS coupling …”crystal field excitation” Martin Rotter Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009

30 Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009
Movements of Atoms [Sound, Phonons] Movement of Spins [Magnons] ? Movement of Orbitals [Orbitons] a a τorbiton τorbiton Description: quadrupolar (+higher order) interactions Martin Rotter Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009

31 Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009
PrNi2Si2 bct ThCr2Si2 structure Space group I4/mmm Pr3+ (4f2) J=4 -CF singlet groundstate -Induced moment system -Ampl mod mag. structure TN=20 K q=( ), M=2.35 μB/Pr 10meV Blancoet. al. PRB 45 (1992) 2529 Martin Rotter Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009

32 Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009
PrNi2Si2 excitations Neutron Scattering Experiment Blanco et al. PRB 56 (1997) 11666 Blanco et al. Physica B 234 (1997) 756 Calculations done by McPhase Martin Rotter Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009

33 Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009
Calculate Magnetic Excitations and the Neutron Scattering Cross Section Linear Response Theory, MF-RPA .... High Speed (DMD) algorithm: M. Rotter Comp. Mat. Sci. 38 (2006) 400 Martin Rotter Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009

34 Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009
Summary Magnetic Diffraction Magnetic Structures Caveat on using the Dipole Approx. Magnetic Spectroscopy Magnons (Spin Waves) Crystal Field Excitations Orbitons Martin Rotter Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009

35 Epilogue How much does an average European citizen spend on Neutron Scattering per year ? NESY- Fachausschuss “Forschung mit Neutronen und Synchrotron-strahlung” der Oesterr. Physikalischen Gesellschaft, CENI – Central European Neutron Initiative (Austria, Czech Rep., Hungary) – membership at ILL (Institute Laue Langevin) Funding is strongly needed to build the ESS, the European Spallation Source

36 Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009
Martin Rotter, University of Oxford Martin Rotter Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009

37 McPhase - the World of Magnetism
McPhase is a program package for the calculation of magnetic properties ! NOW AVAILABLE with INTERMEDIATE COUPLING module !           Magnetization                       Magnetic Phasediagrams     Magnetic Structures            Elastic/Inelastic/Diffuse                                               Neutron Scattering                                              Cross Section Martin Rotter Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009

38 Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009
Crystal Field/Magnetic/Orbital Excitations McPhase runs on Linux & Windows it is freeware Magnetostriction  and much more.... Martin Rotter Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009

39 Thanks to …… ……. and thanks to you !
Important Publications referencing McPhase: M. Rotter, S. Kramp, M. Loewenhaupt, E. Gratz, W. Schmidt, N. M. Pyka, B. Hennion, R. v.d.Kamp Magnetic Excitations in the antiferromagnetic phase of NdCu2 Appl. Phys. A74 (2002) S751     M. Rotter, M. Doerr, M. Loewenhaupt, P. Svoboda, Modeling Magnetostriction in RCu2 Compounds using McPhase J. of Applied Physics 91 (2002) 8885 M. Rotter Using McPhase to calculate Magnetic Phase Diagrams of Rare Earth Compounds J. Magn. Magn. Mat (2004) 481     M. Doerr, M. Loewenhaupt, TU-Dresden R. Schedler, HMI-Berlin   P. Fabi né Hoffmann, FZ Jülich   S. Rotter, Wien M. Banks, MPI Stuttgart Duc Manh Le, University of London J. Brown, B. Fak, ILL, Grenoble A. Boothroyd, Oxford P. Rogl, University of Vienna E. Gratz, E. Balcar, G.Badurek TU Vienna J. Blanco,Universidad Oviedo University of Oxford Thanks to …… ……. and thanks to you ! Martin Rotter Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009

40 Bragg’s Law in Reciprocal Space (Ewald Sphere)
Incoming Neutron τ=Q q 2q Scattered k k‘ O 2/l a* c*

41 Unpolarised Neutrons - Van Hove Scattering function S(Q,ω)
for the following we assume that there is no nuclear order - <I>=0: Splitting of S into elastic and inelastic part

42 Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009
A short Excursion to Fourier and Delta Functions .... it follows by extending the range of x to more than –L/2 ...L/2 and going to 3 dimensions (v0 the unit cell volume) Martin Rotter Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009

43 Neutron – Diffraction Lattice G with basis B: Latticefactor
Structurefactor |F|2 „Isotope-incoherent-Scattering“ „Spin-incoherent-Scattering“ Independent of Q: one element(NB=1):

44 Three Axes Spectrometer (TAS)
k Q Ghkl k‘ q Martin Rotter Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009

45 Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009
Arrangement of Magnetic Moments in Matter Paramagnet Ferromagnet Antiferromagnet And many more .... Ferrimagnet, Helimagnet, Spinglass ...collinear, commensurate etc. Martin Rotter Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009

46 NdCu2 Magnetic Phasediagram (Field along b-direction)
Martin Rotter Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009

47 Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009
Complex Structures μ0Hb=2.6T AF1 μ0Hb=1T μ0Hb=0 Q= Experimental data TAS6, Riso Loewenhaupt, Z. Phys. (1996) 499 Martin Rotter Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009

48 Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009
Complex Structures μ0Hb=2.6T F1 μ0Hb=1T μ0Hb=0 Q= Experimental data TAS6, Riso Loewenhaupt, Z. Phys. (1996) 499 Martin Rotter Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009

49 Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009
Complex Structures μ0Hb=2.6T F2 μ0Hb=1T μ0Hb=0 Q= Experimental data TAS6, Riso Loewenhaupt, Z. Phys. (1996) 499 Martin Rotter Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009

50 NdCu2 Magnetic Phasediagram H||b
F1    F3  c F1  b a AF1  Lines=Experiment Colors=Theory Calculation done by McPhase Martin Rotter Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009

51 NdCu2 – Crystal Field Excitations
orthorhombic, TN=6.5 K, Nd3+: J=9/2, Kramers-ion Gratz et. al., J. Phys.: Cond. Mat. 3 (1991) 9297 Martin Rotter Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009

52 Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009
NdCu2 - 4f Charge Density T=100 K T=40 K T=10 K Martin Rotter Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009

53 NdCu2 F3  F3: measured dispersion was fitted to get exchange constants J(ij) F1  AF1  Calculations done by McPhase

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E. Balcar M. Rotter & A. Boothroyd 2008 did some calculations Martin Rotter Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009

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Calculation done by McPhase Comparison to experiment (|FM|2-|FMdip|2)/ |FMdip|2 (%) CePd2Si2 bct ThCr2Si2 structure Space group I4/mmm Ce3+ (4f1) J=5/2 TN=8.5 K q=(½ ½ 0), M=0.66 μB/Ce Goodness of fit: Rpdip=15.6% Rpbey=8.4 % (Rpnuc=7.3%) M. Rotter, A. Boothroyd, PRB, submitted Martin Rotter Magnetism in Complex Systems 2009


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