Abstract

The crystal and magnetic structure of nanostructured manganites La0.63Sr0.37MnO3 and La0.72Sr0.28MnO3 has been studied by means of a neutron diffraction method in the pressure range 0–4.5 GPa and the temperature range 5–300 K. In both samples the FM ordering is formed close above the room temperature and at cooling below T < 270 K the ferromagnetic FM phase coexists with an A-type antiferromagnetic AFM phase. At high pressures the volume fraction of AFM phase increases, while FM is gradually suppressed. The structural aspects of the magnetic phase separation and pressure effects on the studied nanostructured manganites are discussed.

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