Separation of energy scales in undoped YbRhSi under hydrostatic pressure
arXiv:0909.1983 · doi:10.1143/JPSJ.78.123708
Abstract
The temperature ()-magnetic field () phase diagram of YbRhSi in the vicinity of its quantum critical point is investigated by low- magnetization measurements. Our analysis reveals that the energy scale , previously related to the Kondo breakdown and terminating at 0.06 T for , remains unchanged under pressure, whereas the antiferromagnetic critical field increases from 0.06 T () to 0.29 T ( GPa), resulting in a crossing of and . Our results are very similar to those on Yb(RhCo)Si, proving that the Co-induced disorder can not be the reason for the detachment of both scales under chemical pressure.
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