Y1.6Ca1.4V 0.45Sn0.5Fe4.05O12 is irradiated by 0.56 GeV carbon ion. The irradiation effect is investigated by Mossbauer spectroscopy. The irradiation results in an isotropic distribution of the hyperfine magnetic fiel...Y1.6Ca1.4V 0.45Sn0.5Fe4.05O12 is irradiated by 0.56 GeV carbon ion. The irradiation effect is investigated by Mossbauer spectroscopy. The irradiation results in an isotropic distribution of the hyperfine magnetic field. The hyperfine magnetic fields decrease after the irradiation due to the change of supertransferred field. After the irradiation, the chain Fe(a)-oxygen-Fe(d) become longer and it leads to decrease of the supertransferred field.展开更多
Y1.6Ca1.4V 0.45Sn0.5Fe4.05O12 is irradiated by 0.56 GeV carbon ion. The irradiation effect is investigated by Mossbauer spectroscopy. The irradiation results in an isotropic distribution of the hyperfine magnetic fiel...Y1.6Ca1.4V 0.45Sn0.5Fe4.05O12 is irradiated by 0.56 GeV carbon ion. The irradiation effect is investigated by Mossbauer spectroscopy. The irradiation results in an isotropic distribution of the hyperfine magnetic field. The hyperfine magnetic fields decrease after the irradiation due to the change of supertransferred field. After the irradiation, the chain Fe(a)-oxygen-Fe(d) become longer and it leads to decrease of the supertransferred field.展开更多
文摘Y1.6Ca1.4V 0.45Sn0.5Fe4.05O12 is irradiated by 0.56 GeV carbon ion. The irradiation effect is investigated by Mossbauer spectroscopy. The irradiation results in an isotropic distribution of the hyperfine magnetic field. The hyperfine magnetic fields decrease after the irradiation due to the change of supertransferred field. After the irradiation, the chain Fe(a)-oxygen-Fe(d) become longer and it leads to decrease of the supertransferred field.
文摘Y1.6Ca1.4V 0.45Sn0.5Fe4.05O12 is irradiated by 0.56 GeV carbon ion. The irradiation effect is investigated by Mossbauer spectroscopy. The irradiation results in an isotropic distribution of the hyperfine magnetic field. The hyperfine magnetic fields decrease after the irradiation due to the change of supertransferred field. After the irradiation, the chain Fe(a)-oxygen-Fe(d) become longer and it leads to decrease of the supertransferred field.