The Case for Phase Separation in $UR{u}_{2}S{i}_2$

Abstract

Motivated by experiment, we review the case for phase inhomogeneity in URu_2Si_2. In this scenario, the paramagnetic hidden order phase coexists with small distinct domains of antiferromagnetism whose volume fraction increases with pressure. The implications for the nature of the hidden order are discu ssed.

arXiv commentProceedings of ASR2002, Tokai

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