Improved Threshold for Particle-Induced Magnetic Avalanche in Single-Molecule Magnets Using Fe8 Molecule
Bailey Kohn, Rupak Mahapatra, Ivan Borzenets, Lok Raj Pant, Amis Sharma, Tom Melia, Michael Nippe, Anna Schmautz, Surjeet Rajendran
Abstract
Extending the original work on the development of a magnetic avalanche detector using Mn12-ac single-molecule magnet (SMM), we report the results on a significantly lower threshold magnetic avalanche detector using Fe8 SMM. Fe8 has an order of magnitude smaller relaxation time that is expected to produce at least 3 orders of magnitude lower avalanche threshold compared to Mn12-ac. We confirm this experimentally through the detection of gamma particles with energy at least two orders of magnitude lower than the original Mn12-ac detection demonstrated using alpha particles, limited by the experimentally available radiation source. The true threshold of avalanche may be significantly lower and will be explored with lower energy x-rays and potentially infrared photons.
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