Spin Order due to Orbital Fluctuations: Cubic Vanadates
G. Khaliullin, P. Horsch, A. M. Oles
Abstract
We investigate the highly frustrated spin and orbital superexchange interactions in cubic vanadates. The fluctuations of t2g orbitals trigger a novel mechanism of ferromagnetic interactions between spins S=1 of V3+ ions along one of the cubic directions which operates already in the absence of Hund's rule exchange JH, and leads to the C-type antiferromagnetic phase in LaVO3. The Jahn-Teller effect can stabilize the orbital ordering and the G-type antiferromagnetic phase at low temperatures, but large entropy due to orbital fluctuations favors again the C-phase at higher temperatures, as observed in YVO3.
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