Development of the magnetism in the solid solution of the candidate Weyl semimetals CePrAlGe
arXiv:2002.05745 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.101.214416
Abstract
We investigate the macroscopic and microscopic physical properties of the solid solution of CePrAlGe. The series tunes from CeAlGe with its multi- structure and a major Moment in the ab-plane, to PrAlGe with an easy-c-axis ferromagnetic ground state co-existing with a low density of nanoscale textured magnetic Domain walls. Using AC-, DC-susceptiblity, resistivity, specific heat, muon spin relaxation/rotation and neutron scattering we analyze the magnetic ground state of the series. We provide further evidence supporting our previous claim for spin-glass like properties in pure PrAlGe. With introduction of Pr to CeAlGe the finite magnetic field required to stabilize the topological multi- magnetic phase for becomes suppressed. The crossover between the two end-member ground states occurs in the vicinity of , a region where we further anticipate the field-induced topological magnetic phase for to become the zero field ground state.
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