Boosted magnetic fluctuations at the onset of superconductivity in UTe beyond 40 T
arXiv:2505.09351 · doi:10.1103/3hzr-5qcs
Abstract
Several unconventional superconducting phases have been discovered close to a metamagnetic transition in the heavy-fermion compound UTe. Although suspected to be of magnetic nature, the mechanisms stabilizing these superconducting phases remain mysterious. Here, we present electrical-resistivity measurements on UTe, with a current and under pulsed magnetic fields up to 60~T rotating in the (,) plane. We find that the maximum of the Fermi-liquid coefficient at the metamagnetic transition is enhanced under magnetic fields tilted by from to . The enhancement of coincides with the stabilization of superconductivity in the polarized paramagnetic regime beyond the metamagnetic field ~T. It is the signature of a boosted quantum-critical magnetic-fluctuation mode probably in play for the mechanism of this superconducting phase. This result appeals for descriptions of the interplay between magnetic-field-induced superconductivity and quantum critical magnetic properties.
8 pages, 4 Figures + Supplemental Material with 21 pages, 18 Figures
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