Evidence for proximity of YFeSi to a magnetic quantum critical point
arXiv:1604.06768 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.93.245155
Abstract
Calculations of the electronic and magnetic properties of the non-magnetic metallic compound YFeSi are reported. These show that at the density functional level a magnetic state involving ordering along the -axis. The electronic structure is three dimensional, and is similar to that of the unconventional superconductor YFeGe and as well as that of the high pressure collapsed tetragonal phase of KFeAs, which is also a superconductor. Based on the results in relation to experiment, we infer that properties of YFeSi are strongly influenced by a nearby antiferromagnetic quantum critical point.
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