Perspective on the muon-spin rotation/relaxation under hydrostatic pressure
arXiv:2208.11320 · doi:10.1063/5.0119840
Abstract
Pressure, together with temperature, electric and magnetic fields, alters the system and allows to investigate the fundamental properties of the matter. Under applied pressure the interatomic distances shrink, which modify interactions between atoms and may lead to appearance of a new (sometime exotic) physical properties as, e.g., pressure induced phase transition(s); quantum critical points(s), new structural, magnetic and/or superconducting states; changes of the temperature evolution and the symmetry of the order parameter(s) etc. The muon-spin rotation/relaxation (SR) appears to be a commonly used powerful technique allowing to study the magnetic and superconducting responses of various materials under extreme conditions. At present, SR experiments might be performed under the high magnetic field up to T, temperatures down to mK and hydrostatic pressure up to GPa. In the following Perspective paper the requirements to the SR under pressure experiments, the existing high-pressure muon facility at the Paul Scherrer Institute (Switzerland), and selected experimental results obtained by using the SR under pressure technique are discussed.
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