^31P NMR investigations on the ferromagnetic quantum critical system YbNi_4P_2
arXiv:1201.3260 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.85.140409
Abstract
We studied the new heavy-fermion system YbNiP, which presents strong ferromagnetic correlations, using the local P NMR probe over a wide field (0.2-8.6 \textsf{T}) and temperature (1.8-200 K) range. P NMR Knight shift provides the static spin susceptibility which tracks the bulk susceptibility whereas the spin-lattice relaxation rate ) provide information about the fluctuations of the Yb 4f moment. The Korringa law is valid over a wide range in temperature and field. The Korringa product S) 1 gives evidence for the presence of strong ferromagnetic correlations. Over two decades in temperature a behaviour was found.
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