Large Low Temperature Magnetoresistance and Magnetic Anomalies in TbPdSi and DyPdSi
arXiv:cond-mat/9811387 · doi:10.1016/S0038-1098(98)00012-X
Abstract
The results of heat-capacity, magnetic susceptibility, electrical resistivity and magnetoresistance measurements on the compounds TbPdSi and DyPdSi, are reported. The results establish that these compounds undergo long-range magnetic ordering (presumably with a complex magnetic structure) below (Tc=) 23 and 8 K respectively. The is negative in the vicinity of Tc and the magnitude grows as Tc is approached from higher temperature as in the case of well-known giant magnetoresistance systems (La manganite based perovskites); this is attributed to the formation of some kind of magnetic polarons. The magnitude of magnetoresistance at low temperatures is quite large, for instance, about 30% in the presence of 60 kOe field at 5 K in the Dy sample.
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