Absence of strong magnetic fluctuations or interactions in the normal state of LaNiGa${}_2$

Abstract

We present nuclear magnetic (NMR) and qudrupole (NQR) resonance and magnetization data in the normal state of the topological crystalline superconductor LaNiGa${}_2$. We find no evidence of magnetic fluctuations or enhanced paramagnetism. These results suggest that the time-reversal symmetry breaking previously reported in the superconducting state of this material is not driven by strong electron correlations.

9 pages, 7 figures

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