Comment on "Transition from Bose glass to a condensate of triplons in TlKCuCl"
arXiv:1104.0499 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.83.216401
Abstract
We argue that the interpretation of the calorimetric data for disordered quantum antiferromagnets TlKCuCl in terms of Bose Glass physics by F. Yamada {\it et al.} in [Phys. Rev. B {\bf 83}, 020409(R) (2011)] is not unambiguous. A consistent analysis shows no difference in the crossover critical index for the disorder-free TlCuCl and its disordered derivatives. Furthermore, we question the very existence of a proper field-induced thermodynamic phase transition in TlKCuCl.
1 page, submitted to PRB as Comment on: Yamada et al., PRB 83, 020409(R) (2011)
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