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New Twist in Chiral Magnets
2012
Physics
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Using Lorenz microscopy and small-angle electron diffraction, we directly present that the chiral magnetic soliton lattice (CSL) continuously evolves from a chiral helimagnetic structure in small magnetic fields in Cr 1=3 NbS 2 . An incommensurate CSL undergoes a phase transition to a commensurate ferromagnetic state at the critical field strength. The period of a CSL, which exerts an effective potential for itinerant spins, is tuned by simply changing the field strength. Chiral magnetic orders
doi:10.1103/physics.5.28
fatcat:nngor5wjjfb5nm4pzvlmf2tn54