Giant spontaneous exchange bias obtained by tuning magnetic compensation in samarium ferrite single crystals
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Xiao-xiong Wang, Shang Gao, Xu Yan, Qiang Li, Jun-cheng Zhang, Yun-ze Long, Ke-qing Ruan, Xiao-guang Li
Spontaneous exchange bias (SEB) under zero field cooling (ZFC) has recently attracted lots of attention due to its underlying physics and potential applications. Here we report the giant SEB (GSEB) of SmFeO3 single crystals by tuning magnetic compensation by temperature, which is rather convenient. A SEB field of up to 1 T at 3.9 K after ZFC (−1.4 T at 3.9 K after field cooling) was obtained. The SEB shows reciprocal relationship with remnant magnetization.
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