Magnetic anisotropy of (100)- and (110)-oriented epitaxial CrO2 films grown on SnO2- the effects of strain and interface
Magnetic anisotropy of (100)- and (110)-oriented epitaxial CrO2 films grown on SnO2- the effects of strain and interface
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SnO2 上生长的 (100) 和 (110) 取向外延 CrO2 薄膜的磁各向异性 - 应变和界面的影响
DOI:
10.1016/j.ceramint.2017.07.178
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发表时间:
2017
影响因子:
5.2
通讯作者:
Shi Jing
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作者:
Liu Shuo;Lu Zhihong;Zhang Zhenhua;Cheng Ming;Liu Yong;Yu Ziyang;Li Weiwei;Xiong Rui;Shi Jing
The crystal structures and magnetic properties of CrO2films of different orientations and thicknesses grown on SnO2were investigated and compared with those on TiO2. Results reveal that large anisotropic strains were found in (100) films, but only small strains existed in (110) films. The magnetic anisotropies of CrO2(110) films on SnO2and TiO2were found to be similar. As for CrO2(100) films, magnetic anisotropies were quite different-at the same thickness, the magnetic anisotropy of the film on SnO2substrate was higher than that on TiO2. However, the easy axes of the films were found to be always alongcaxis even at very small thickness, and no easy axis switching was observed. First-principle calculations reveal that magnetic anisotropy energy is not only concerned with anisotropic strain but also with the substrate. The competition between the anisotropic preference of interface and the effect of strains may be one important factor for determining the actual easy axis direction. The combined effects of strain and interface may also be one reason for the magnetic anisotropic difference between CrO2(100) films on SnO2and TiO2.