Quasi-local critical nature of cooperative paramagnetic fluctuations in CaRuO metal
arXiv:1411.2898 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.91.241103
Abstract
We report new observation of cooperative paramagnetic fluctuations of Ru spins that coexist with the non-Fermi liquid state in CaRuO perovskite below T 22 K. Detailed electrical, magnetic and neutron scattering measurements reveal that the Ru ions reside in magnetic field independent random domains with dynamic properties that are reminiscent of the cooperative paramagnetic fluctuations. The linear () scaling of the dynamic susceptibilities and divergence of the mean relaxation time as ~0 K suggest quasi-local critical nature of the spin fluctuations. We argue that the non-Fermi liquid behavior arises due to the quantum critical nature of the cooperative paramagnetic fluctuations in CaRuO
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