Hall coefficient in heavy fermion metals
arXiv:cond-mat/0506794 · doi:10.1134/1.2121817
Abstract
Experimental studies of the antiferromagnetic (AF) heavy fermion metal in a magnetic field indicate the presence of a jump in the Hall coefficient at a magnetic-field tuned quantum state in the zero temperature limit. This quantum state occurs at and induces the jump even though the change of the magnetic field at is infinitesimal. We investigate this by using the model of heavy electron liquid with the fermion condensate. Within this model the jump takes place when the magnetic field reaches the critical value at which the ordering temperature of the AF transition vanishes. We show that at , this second order AF phase transition becomes the first order one, making the corresponding quantum and thermal critical fluctuations vanish at the jump. At and , the Grüneisen ratio as a function of temperature diverges. We demonstrate that both the divergence and the jump are determined by the specific low temperature behavior of the entropy with , and are temperature independent constants.
arXiv comment5 pages, 2 figures
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