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Multiplied magnetoelectric effect in multi-faceted magnetoelectric composite

Applied Physics Letters, 2014
A four-faceted magnetoelectric (ME) composite consisting of one cuboid bonded Terfenol-D composite and four plates of Pb(Zr,Ti)O3 (PZT) was fabricated. The ME voltage coefficients were measured along the length direction of the composite when PZT plates were parallelly or serially connected.
Z. J. Zuo, D. A. Pan, J. Lu, S. G. Zhang, J. J. Tian, L. J. Qiao, A. A. Volinsky   +6 more
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MAGNETOELECTRIC EFFECTS IN MULTIFERROICS

Izvestia Ufimskogo Nauchnogo Tsentra RAN, 2021
Research of magnetoelectric effects and multiferroic materials, in which these effects are manifested, is among key areas in modern magnetism. This is associated with promising aspects of applying the results to spintronics, orbitronics, and new generation systems for information storage and processing.
Z.V. GAREEVA, E.I. BADERTDINOVA
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Lack of linear magnetoelectric effect in ferrimagnetic distorted honeycomb Ni4Nb2O9

, 2020
M4A2O9 transition metal oxides, with M a divalent cation and A Nb or Ta, that exhibit a structure derived from corundum constitute an interesting class of materials due to their possible magnetoelectric properties.
E. Tailleur, C. Martin, F. Damay, F. Fauth, A. Maignan   +4 more
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Magnetoelectric effect in superconductors with d -wave magnetization

Physical review B
We report on a study of the interplay between the supercurrent and spin-polarization in a two-dimensional superconducting system in the presence of a d-wave symmetric antiferromagnetic exchange interaction (altermagnetism).
A. Zyuzin
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Improvement of magnetoelectric coupling effect in Ba0.8Sr0.2TiO3-Co0.5Cu0.5Fe2O4 multiferroic fluids by tuning the composition

Materials Today Chemistry, 2021
Ba0.8Sr0.2TiO3 (BST) and Cu0.5Co0.5Fe2O4 (CCFO) nanopowders were prepared by hydrothermal method and chemical coprecipitation, respectively. Barium strontium titanate nanopowder–nano mixed oxides containing copper, cobalt, and iron (BST-CCFO ...
H. Wu, H. Ao, W. Li, Z. Zeng, R. Gao, C. Fu, G. Chen, X. Deng, Z. Wang, X. Lei, W. Cai   +10 more
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Magnetoelectric Effect in Polar Superconductors

Physical Review Letters, 1995
The question of how the lack of spatial reflection symmetry can affect properties of a superconductor is investigated. A novel magnetoelectric effect is predicted: The supercurrent in a metal of polar symmetry must be accompanied by the spin polarization of the carriers. The relevance to some known pyro- and antipyroelectric superconductors including a
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Theoretical investigation of magnetoelectric effect in multilayer magnetoelectric composites

Composite Structures, 2015
Abstract The aim of this paper is the modeling of an arbitrary magneto–elasto-electric multilayer constitute by magnetostrictive, piezoelectric and elastic substrate layers under free–free boundary conditions. A dynamic theory corresponding to the driving frequency of magnetoelectric (ME) response coupled flexural and extensional oscillations was ...
Guo-Liang Yu, Huai-Wu Zhang, Fei-Ming Bai, Yuan-Xun Li, Jie Li   +4 more
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Multiscale numerical study on origin of magnetoelectric effect in view of localization of microstructural strain field for multiferroic composite materials

Computational materials science, 2019
A multiscale numerical investigation into the origin of the magnetoelectric effect in multiferroic composite materials was performed. Specifically, a well-known but unconfirmed mechanism for generating a macroscopic magnetoelectric effect through ...
Y. Uetsuji, T. Wada, K. Tsuchiya
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Magnetoelectric Effects in Antiferromagnetics

Journal of Applied Physics, 1962
Spin-ordered materials may exhibit a magnetic polarization which is proportional to an applied electric field and an electric polarization which is proportional to an applied magnetic field. In this paper a comprehensive discussion is given of the present knowledge of these magnetoelectric (ME) effects.
G. T. Rado, V. J. Folen
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Magnetoelectric Effect for Phonons

2021
The phonon angular momentum for each mode \(\mathbf {l}_{\sigma }\) is an odd (even) function of phonon wave vector \(\mathbf {k}\) when the system has time-reversal (inversion) symmetry. Thus, to make phonon angular momentum nonzero \(\mathbf {l}_{\sigma }(\mathbf {k})\ne 0\), at least one of these symmetries must be broken.
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