B02
This project targets the synthesis and crystal growth of spin-frustrated magnetic materials, which require high-pressure and high-temperature growth conditions, using so-called large-volume techniques. Materials that belong to different crystal structure classes known to exhibit geometric frustration, in particular pyrochlores, spinels, and perovskite-type compounds will be examined and new representatives of these classes will be sought and realized. These materials shall include building blocks from three important classes of magnetic elements, i.e. rare earths, selected 3d elements, and heavy 5d transition metals with strong spin-orbit coupling such as Ir and Os.
Principal investigators
Prof. Dr. Edwin Kroke | TUBAF/CHE |
Dr.-Ing. Marcus Schwarz | TUBAF/CHE |
Participating scientists
Dr. Ulrich Bläß | TUBAF/CHE |
Mathis Antlauf | TUBAF/CHE |
Lisa Leißner | TUBAF/CHE |