Abstract
The experimental studies on R3+Fe3+Ti2O7 (R=Sm, Gd, Tb, Tm, Dy) magnetic properties evidence the low temperature spin glass state in all compounds. The possibility of rare-earth cation substitution allows the investigation of the role of magnetic iron Fe3+ ions and rare earth R3+ ions subsystems in a ground state formation in these oxide compounds.
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