Strong Valence Fluctuation Effects in SmAl(Ti, V, Cr)
arXiv:1108.2159 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.84.201106
Abstract
We present a single crystal study of low temperature magnetism and transport in SmAl ( Ti, V and Cr). Strong valence fluctuation is manifested as Kondo effects including a large Sommerfeld coefficient , a weak temperature dependence of magnetic susceptibility and a dependent resistivity. All the systems order antiferromagnetically at 6.4 K (Ti), 2.3 K (V) and 1.8 K (Cr). Systematic change in the susceptibility, specific heat, and resistivity indicates that stronger - hybridization in SmVAl and SmCrAl than in SmTiAl suppresses and induces the valence fluctuations and moreover field insensitive heavy fermion states.
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