Suppression of magnetic phase transition at high magnetic field and non-Debye's nature of nano-crystalline Gd${}_2$CoMnO${}_6$: a detail study of physical properties

Structural, magnetization, phonon behavior, and dielectric response of nano-crystalline Gd${}_2$CoMnO${}_6$ have been presented in this paper. The study shows that the material crystallizes in \textit{P2_1/n} phase group of the monoclinic crystal structure. XPS measurement shows Co${}^{2+}$ and Mn${}^{4+}$ oxidation states are present in the sample. Magnetization study reveals that the sample undergoes a ferromagnetic ordering of Co${}^{2+}$ and Mn${}^{4+}$ magnetic ions around $T_c$ $\sim$132 K. However we have seen that with the application of external magnetic field the phase transition is largely suppressed. Raman study reveals the presence spin-phonon coupling in Gd${}_2$CoMnO${}_6$. Dielectric study reveals that the sample shows large dielectric constant and strong dispersion in mid frequency range. The dielectric loss shows there are two relaxation processes present in the material with different relaxation time and which are driven by thermally activated relaxation mechanics. Further, the Nyquist plot and AC conductivity study show that this sample is non-Debye’s in nature.