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High-Field Ultrasonic Study of Quadrupole Ordering and Crystal Symmetry Breaking in CeRhIn5

arXiv:2004.02418 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.101.155125

Abstract

We performed an ultrasonic measurement for the heavy-fermion compound CeRhIn to investigate the origin of the field-induced anisotropic phase in high magnetic fields. The transverse elastic constant and the ultrasonic attenuation coefficient show clear anomaly at T, which was discussed as the electronic nematic transition point. In addition, exhibits acoustic de Haas-van Alphen oscillation below 28.5 T. These elastic anomalies around indicate an electric quadrupole ordering of accompanied by crystal symmetry breaking and Fermi surface reconstruction due to the quadrupole-strain coupling, which results from itinerant electrons and the - hybridized state.

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