Magnetic-field-induced switching between ferroelectric phases in orthorhombic-distortion-controlled RMnO3
K. Noda, M. Akaki, T. Kikuchi, D. Akahoshi, H. Kuwahara
Abstract
We have investigated the dielectric and magnetic properties of Eu0.595Y0.405MnO3 without the presence of the 4f magnetic moments of the rare earth ions, and have found two ferroelectric phases with polarization along the a and c axes in a zero magnetic field. A magnetic field induced switching from one to the other ferroelectric phase took plase in which the direction of ferroelectric polarization changed from the a axis to the c axis by the application of magnetic fields parallel to the a axis. In contrast to the case of TbMnO3, in which the 4f moments of Tb3+ ions play an important role in such a ferroelectric phase switching, the magnetic-field-induced switching between ferroelectric phases in Eu0.595Y0.405MnO3 does not originate from the magnetic transition of the rare-earth 4f moments, but from that of the Mn 3d spins.
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