Magnetic excitations in the 1/3 plateau state in InCu(OH)Cl
arXiv:2506.05645 · doi:10.7566/JPSJ.94.083704
Abstract
Magnetic dynamics in InCu(OH)Cl was investigated from the NMR relaxation rate measurement. In InCu(OH)Cl, the magnetization isotherm shows a plateau at the 1/3 of full-saturation magnetization, characterizing the 1/3 plateau state. As the 1/3 plateau state appears above 7 T upto 14 T, the microscopic magnetic properties were investigated with the NMR measurement in steady fields. The temperature and field dependence of measurement reveals a gap in the magnetic excitation spectrum and its evolution with field in the 1/3 plateau state. The field dependence of spin gap provides an important information to understand the microscopic origin of 1/3 plateau state in the kagome antiferromagnets.
5 pages, 5 figures
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