Magnetic Properties of an Effective Spin- Triangular-Lattice Compound LiYbS
arXiv:2003.00566 · doi:10.7566/JPSCP.30.011094
Abstract
Here, we report the synthesis and magnetic properties of a Yb-based triangular-lattice compound LiYbS. At low temperatures, it features an effective spin- state due to the combined effect of crystal electric field and spin orbit coupling. Magnetic susceptibility measurements and Li nuclear magnetic resonance experiments reveal the absence of magnetic long range ordering down to 2~K, which suggests a possible quantum spin liquid ground state. A dominant antiferromagnetic nearest neighbour exchange interaction 5.3~K could be extracted form the magnetic susceptibility. The NMR linewidth analysis yields the coupling constant between the Li nuclei and Yb ions which was found to be purely dipolar in nature.
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