Thermodynamic Measurement of Angular Anisotropy at the Hidden Order Transition of URuSi
arXiv:1608.07009 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevLett.117.157201
Abstract
The heavy fermion compound URuSi continues to attract great interest due to the unidentified hidden order it develops below 17.5K. The unique Ising character of the spin fluctuations and low temperature quasiparticles is well established. We present detailed measurements of the angular anisotropy of the nonlinear magnetization that reveal a Ising anisotropy both at and above the ordering transition. With Landau theory, we show this implies a strongly Ising character of the itinerant hidden order parameter.
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