Fig. 5: H–T phase diagrams of Eu5In2Sb6 for the three main crystallographic directions.
From: Thermodynamic evidence for polaron stabilization inside the antiferromagnetic order of Eu5In2Sb6

a along a axis, b along b and c along c. The faint lines and data points, reproduced16 for direct comparison, result from specific heat and magnetic measurements. Thermal expansion and magnetostriction results are indicated by ⋆ and ▵, respectively (dotted triangles for H∥b indicate results obtained with a different setup, see Supplementary Note 4 and Supplementary Fig. 5). \({H}_{{{{{\rm{m}}}}}}^{b}\) marks a metamagnetic behavior. The three regions I, II and III between HN1 and HN2, below HN2, and between HN1 and H+, respectively, are marked in (c). Here, HN1 and HN2 mark antiferromagnetic (afm) phase transitions while H+ signals a crossover. In (a), an anisotropic ferromagnetic polaron at zero field is sketched within afm global order, a situation expected in region I. The polarons' shortest dimension is expected along the crystallographic c direction and the Eu moments are aligned in the ab plane.