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Magnetoelastic effects in multiferroic HoMnO$_3$

We have investigated magnetoelastic effects in multiferroic HoMnO$_3$ below the antiferromagnetic phase transition $T_N \approx 75$ K by neutron powder diffraction. The lattice parameter $a$ of the hexagonal unit cell of HoMnO$_3$ decrease in the usual way at lower temperatures and then shows abrupt contraction below $T_N$ whereas the lattice parameter $c$ increases continuously with decreasing temperature and shows an anomalous increase below $T_N$. The unit cell volume decreases continuously with decreasing temperature and undergoes abrupt contraction below $T_N$. By fitting the background thermal expansion for a nonmagnetic lattice with the Einstein-Grüneisen equation we determined the lattice strains $Δa$, $Δc$ and $ΔV$ due to the magnetoelastic effects as a function of temperature. We have also determined the temperature variation of the ordered magnetic moment of Mn ion by fitting the measured Bragg intensities of the nuclear and magnetic reflections with the known crystal and magnetic structure models.

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