Abstract
We report here, temperature dependent Raman spectroscopic measurements on polycrystalline MnV2O4 over the temperature range of 10–300 K. The main aim of this study is to investigate the spin–phonon correlations across the magnetic and structural transition temperatures in this system. Temperature dependent magnetization measurements combined with the low temperature Raman study show the existence of structural changes in MnV2O4 across the two successive phase transitions. Anomalous changes in line shape parameters in some of the Raman modes are observed during temperature dependent Raman measurements, indicating the presence of spin–phonon coupling. A significantly high spin–phonon coupling strength of 5.9 cm−1 suggests alteration of spin dynamics across magnetic transition temperature, TM (57 K).
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