Among the AuCu3-type RIn3 series where R is a rare earth, the NdIn3 co
mpound presents a complex magnetic phase diagram. In this compound, wh
ich orders antiferromagnetically at T(N) = 5.9 K, three magnetic phase
s are separated by two sharp first-order transitions. The phase diagra
ms, determined for the main crystallographic directions, by magnetizat
ion measurements in fields up to 7 T show a strong dependence of the t
ransition temperatures. In order to determine the actual magnetic stru
ctures in NdIn3, a neutron diffraction experiment has been performed o
n a single crystal under magnetic field. It shows that the magnetic st
ructures are collinear (single q) with the magnetic moments aligned al
ong the fourfold axis. They clearly evidence the existence of two inco
mmensurate phases with q = (1/2, 1/2, tau): for T(N) greater-than-or-e
qual-to T > 5.5 K, tau1 almost-equal-to 0.037 2pi/a and the structure
is sine-wave modulated, for 5.5 K > T> 4.7 K, tau2 = 0.017 2pi/a and t
he structure squares up. Below 4.7 K the q = (1/2, 1/2, 0) commensurat
e structure is stabilized.