Abstract

Abstract We report intrinsic memory effect in magnetization for zircon-type DyCrO4, pointing the cooperative glassy response below ∼ 7 K. Intriguingly, the memory effect is observed well below the ferromagnetic and antiferromagnetic ordering temperatures, indicate re-entrant spin-glass state in DyCrO4. Above the magnetic order ferroelectricity emerges with a ferroelectric T C at 97 K, which is associated with a signature of magnetoelectric coupling. Thus DyCrO4 attracts the community for multiple interesting properties with a high temperature ferroelectricity and low temperature re-entrant spin-glass-like behavior.

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