The effect of a static magnetic field on the low-frequency dielectric permittivity of nominally pure and Co²⁺ ions doped triglycine sulfate crystals

The effect of a weak static magnetic field on the low-frequency dielectric permittivity of the crystals of nominally pure triglycine sulfate (TGS): and TGS containing cobalt ions (TGS + Co²⁺) is investigated. In TGS, the magnetic effect is essentially anisotropic: it is completely absent when the vectors \(\vec {B}\) and \({{\vec {P}}_{{\text{s}}}}\) are collinear and is most pronounced when \(\vec {B} \bot {{\vec {P}}_{{\text{s}}}}\) and the magnetic field is oriented along the crystallophysical axis \(\vec {a}\). In TGS + Co²⁺ magnetic effect is noticeably stronger than in TGS, but practically does not depend on the mutual orientation of vectors \(\vec {B}\) and \({{\vec {P}}_{{\text{s}}}}\).