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Antiferromagnetic Order and Magnetic Frustration in the Honeycomb Heavy-Fermion System Ce(PtPd)Al: Al and Pt NMR Studies

arXiv:2507.22532 · doi:10.7566/JPSJ.94.094702

Abstract

Heavy-fermion systems with magnetic frustration offer a rich platform for investigating the interplay among Kondo screening, magnetic frustration, and quantum criticality. We report comprehensive Al and Pt nuclear magnetic resonance measurements on polycrystalline Ce(PtPd)Al (, 0.1, 0.2, and 0.3). For , the Knight shift, linewidth, and nuclear spin-lattice relaxation rate reveal a paramagnetic heavy-fermion ground state persisting down to 0.1~K, characterized by a coherence temperature ~K. Substituting Pd induces antiferromagnetic order at ~K, while suppressing . Comparison between and reveals a crossover from itinerant spin-density-wave antiferromagnetism to more localized-moment antiferromagnetism, indicating a shift toward the localized side of the Doniach phase diagram. These findings establish Ce(PtPd)Al as a tunable platform to explore the competition between Kondo screening and magnetic frustration.

7 pages, 6 figures

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