Magnetic field-induced quantum critical point in YbPtIn and YbPtIn single crystals
arXiv:cond-mat/0506425 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.73.174432
Abstract
Detailed anisotropic (Hab and Hc) resistivity and specific heat measurements were performed on online-grown YbPtIn and solution-grown YbPtIn single crystals for temperatures down to 0.4 K, and fields up to 140 kG; Hab Hall resistivity was also measured on the YbPtIn system for the same temperature and field ranges. All these measurements indicate that the small change in stoichiometry between the two compounds drastically affects their ordering temperatures (T K in YbPtIn, and K in YbPtIn). Furthermore, a field-induced quantum critical point is apparent in each of these heavy fermion systems, with the corresponding critical field values of YbPtIn (H around 35-45 kG and H kG) also reduced compared to the analogous values for YbPtIn (H kG and H kG)
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