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Yuanhui Xu1,2, Zhenhong Tan1, Wei-Tin Chen3,4
1Institute for Chemical Research, Kyoto University, Uji, Kyoto 611-0011, Japan.
Abstract:
CdMnO3 had not been previously reported and was a missing piece in the A2+Mn4+O3 series. We succeeded in synthesizing this compound by a high-pressure method and confirmed that it is crystallized in a distorted perovskite structure with a Cd2+Mn4+O3 charge configuration. The obtained insulating CdMnO3 exhibits an antiferromagnetic transition at about 86 K. First-principles calculations revealed that the Mn4+ (t2g3) spins form a C-type antiferromagnetic structure, which is in sharp contrast to the G-type antiferromagnetism in the isostructural and isoelectronic CaMnO3. Significant overlap of the Mn-3d and O(2)-2p orbitals produces distorted octahedra with a large Mn-O(1)-Mn tilt and induces antiferromagnetic couplings in the ac plane and the ferromagnetic couplings along the b axis.
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