Exceedingly Small Moment Itinerant Ferromagnetism of Single Crystalline LaCoGe
arXiv:2002.11050 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.101.214405
Abstract
Single crystals of monoclinic LaCoGe were grown using a self-flux method and were characterized by room-temperature powder X-ray diffraction, anisotropic temperature and field dependent magnetization, temperature dependent resistivity, specific heat, and muon spin rotation. LaCoGe has a Curie temperature () of 3.8~K and clear signatures of ferromagnetism in magnetization and data, as well as a clear loss of spin disorder scattering in resistivity data and a sharp specific heat anomaly. The magnetism associated with LaCoGe is itinerant, has a change in the entropy at of 0.05 R ln2 per mol-Co, and has a low-field saturated moment of /Co, making it a rare, itinerant, small moment, low compound.
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