Close proximity of FeSe to a magnetic quantum critical point as revealed by high-resolution SR measurements
arXiv:1801.02556 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.97.201102
Abstract
A nematic transition preceding a long-range spin density wave antiferromagnetic phase is a common feature of many Fe based superconductors. However, in the FeSe system with a nematic transition at 90 K no evidence for long-range static magnetism down to very low temperature was found. The lack of magnetism is a challenge for the theoretical description of FeSe. Here, we investigated high-quality single crystals of FeSe using high-field (up to 9.5 Tesla) muon spin rotation (SR) measurements. The SR Knight shift and the bulk susceptibility linearly scale at high temperatures but deviate from this behavior around K, where the Knight shift exhibits a kink. This behavior hints to an essential change of the electronic and/or magnetic properties crossing the region near . In the temperature range the muon spin depolarization rate follows a critical behavior . The observed non-Fermi liquid behavior with a cutoff at indicates that FeSe is in the vicinity to a antiferromagnetic quantum critical point. Our analysis is suggestive for triggered by the Lifshitz transition.
arXiv comment15 pages, 16 figures
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