A magnetocaloric effect (MCE) due to adiabatic change of temperature was directly measured in an Fe47.1Mn26.1Ga26.8 alloy undergoing martensitic transformation. Its values in the high-temperature region were positive, while in the temperature range below temperatures of martensitic transformation, the adiabatic change of temperature in the magnetic field was negative. The x-ray diffraction analysis revealed the presence of a Heusler L21 (B2) phase and a γ-phase in the Fe47.1Mn26.1Ga26.8 alloy above temperature of martensitic transformation. The features of field-dependent magnetization and temperature variation in MCE indicate the occurrence of ferromagnetic-to-antiferromagnetic transition in the γ-phase, which is responsible for the observed inverse magnetocaloric effect.
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