Abstract
Accurate measurement of the γe, 2 magnetostriction constant of a single crystal of TbIG has been performed from 90 K up to the Neel temperature. Both spontaneous and forced magnetostriction differ markedly from the one ion model predictions. Moreover, the forced magnetostriction modulus is much stronger below the compensation temperature than expected from extrapolating the high temperature variations. The spontaneous [111] linear magnetic birefringence and its field derivative exhibit thermal variations proportional respectively to those of the spontaneous and forced magnetostriction from 80 to 200 K.
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