Fig. 4: Composition–temperature phase diagram and carrier evolution in La4Ni3-xCuxO10+δ. | npj Quantum Materials

Fig. 4: Composition–temperature phase diagram and carrier evolution in La4Ni3-xCuxO10+δ.

From: Suppression of intertwined density waves in La4Ni3-xCuxO10+δ

Fig. 4

Phase diagram of La4Ni3-xCuxO10+δ showing the evolution of the density wave transition temperature (Tdw) as a function of Cu content. Blue square markers correspond to values extracted from resistivity data, and orange circle markers from magnetic susceptibility. The resistive transition temperature decreases linearly with Cu substitution and vanishes near x ≈ 0.20, indicating the complete suppression of long-range spin-density wave order, whereas the magnetic transition isn’t fully suppressed until \(x\approx 0.3\). The linear fit shown has a slope of -13.8 K per 1% Cu-substitution, with \({R}^{2}=0.98\). The error bars were taken using the full-width half maximum/minimum of the peak seen in \(\frac{d\rho }{{dT}}\) and \(\frac{d\chi }{{dT}}\). The green star markers represent the carrier concentration, where it increases for \(x < 0.3\) and subsequently plateaus for \(x > 0.3\), which matches the location of the full suppression of density wave phase in the magnetic susceptibility, or when Tdw approaches zero.

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