Pressure-Induced Magnetic Quantum Phase Transition in {{CeSi1}}.81

Drotziger, S.; Pfleiderer, C.; Uhlarz, M.; v. L̈ohneysen, H.; Souptel, D.; L̈oser, W.; Behr, G.

doi:10.1016/j.physb.2004.12.067

2005_Drotziger_PhysicaBCondensedMatter

Title:: Pressure-Induced Magnetic Quantum Phase Transition in {{CeSi1}}.81
Document type:: Zeitschriftenaufsatz
Author(s):: Drotziger, S.; Pfleiderer, C.; Uhlarz, M.; v. L̈ohneysen, H.; Souptel, D.; L̈oser, W.; Behr, G.
Abstract:: We report the DC magnetisation of the easy-plane ferrimagnet CeSi1.81 for magnetic field in the range $\pm$0.5T as a function of temperature T down to 2.3K and hydrostatic pressure p up to 14.4kbar. We observe that the magnetic moment for the crystallographic a-axis vanishes continuously at pc$\approx$13$\pm$0.2kbar. The variation of the ordered moment as function of pressure at low T is qualitatively similar to its variation as function of temperature at p=0, hinting at the possible existence of a ferromagnetic quantum critical point at pc. «
We report the DC magnetisation of the easy-plane ferrimagnet CeSi1.81 for magnetic field in the range $\pm$0.5T as a function of temperature T down to 2.3K and hydrostatic pressure p up to 14.4kbar. We observe that the magnetic moment for the crystallographic a-axis vanishes continuously at pc$\approx$13$\pm$0.2kbar. The variation of the ordered moment as function of pressure at low T is qualitatively similar to its variation as function of temperature at p=0, hinting at the possible existence o... »
Keywords:: Ferromagnetism,Hydrostatic pressure,Quantum phase transition
Journal title:: Physica B: Condensed Matter
Year:: 2005
Journal volume:: 359-361
Month:: apr
Pages contribution:: 92
Fulltext / DOI:: doi:10.1016/j.physb.2004.12.067
Print-ISSN:: 0921-4526
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