Field dependent effective masses in YbAl
arXiv:cond-mat/0209303 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevLett.90.166404
Abstract
We show for the intermediate valence compound YbAl that the high field (40 60T) effective masses measured by the de Haas-van Alphen experiment for field along the direction are smaller by approximately a factor of two than the low field masses. The field 40T for this reduction is much smaller than the Kondo field ( 670K) but is comparable to the field where 40K is the temperature for the onset of Fermi liquid coherence. This suggests that the field scale does not arise from 4 polarization but is connected with the removal of the anomalies that are known to occur in the Fermi liquid state of this compound.
7 pages plus 3 figures Submitted to PRL 9/12/02
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