Abstract
Several phase separated manganites present a peculiar effect each time they go through a phase transition within the range characterized by phase separation. The effect is known as the thermal cycling effect (TCE) and is characterized by monotonous changes in the relative content of the coexisting phases.In this work, we analyze a way to control the effects induced by TCE, performing thermal treatments at high temperature. Our results revealed a complex interplay between the dynamic and static characteristics of the phase separated state, which can be analyzed in terms of three simple parameters. One related to the static properties, another to the dynamic properties and a last one that acts as a link between both features.
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