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The magnetization, crystal structure, and thermal expansion of a nearlystoichiometric Sr$_{1.04(3)}$Er$_{2.09(6)}$O$_{4.00(1)}$ single crystal havebeen studied by PPMS measurements and in-house and high-resolution synchrotronX-ray powder diffraction. No evidence was detected for any structural phasetransitions even up to 500 K. The average thermal expansions of latticeconstants and unit-cell volume are consistent with the first-order Gr\"uneisenapproximations taking into account only the phonon contributions for aninsulator, displaying an anisotropic character along the crystallographic\emph{a}, \emph{b}, and \emph{c} axes. Our magnetization measurements indicatethat obvious magnetic frustration appears below $\sim$15 K, andantiferromagnetic correlations may persist up to 300 K.

Magnetization, crystal structure and anisotropic thermal expansion of single-crystal SrEr2O4