Magnetoelectric Force Microscopy on Antiferromagnetic 180° Domains in Cr2O3

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Abstract

Magnetoelectric force microscopy (MeFM) is characterized as methodical tool for the investigation of antiferromagnetic domain states, in particular of the 180° variety. As reference compound for this investigation we use Cr2O3. Access to the antiferromagnetic order is provided by the linear magnetoelectric effect. We resolve the opposite antiferromagnetic 180° domain states of Cr2O3 and estimate the sensitivity of the MeFM approach, its inherent advantages in comparison to alternative techniques and its general feasibility for probing antiferromagnetic order.

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Schoenherr, P., Giraldo, L. M., Lilienblum, M., Trassin, M., Meier, D., & Fiebig, M. (2017). Magnetoelectric Force Microscopy on Antiferromagnetic 180° Domains in Cr2O3. Materials, 10(9). https://doi.org/10.3390/ma10091051

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