Memory effect in SrRu[sub (1-x)O[sub 3]](0.01<x<0.07)

${\mathrm{SrRuO}}_3$ is widely known to be an itinerant ferromagnet with a T_C ∼160 K. It is well known that glassy materials exhibit time dependent phenomena such as memory effect due to their generic slow dynamics. However, for the first time, we have observed memory effect in ${\mathrm{SrRu}}_{\text{(1-}\mathrm{x})}{\mathrm{O}}_3\text{(0.01<}\mathrm{x}\text{<0.07)}$ well below the ferromagnetic ordering temperature. Generally, time dependent phenomena such as aging, memory etc. arise in disordered glassy systems. Thus the observation of memory effect in case of an itinerant ferromagnetic system like ${\mathrm{SrRuO}}_3$ is quite strange. The emergence of such unusual magnetic response is strongly believed to be connected with a cryptic interactions arises in the low temperature. Our effort on neutron diffraction study has been able to trace the cause of such hidden magnetic interaction responsible for bringing glassiness in a ferromagnet.