M. Yoshizawa

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20032023

most citedStructural quantum criticality and superconductivity in iron-based superconductor Ba(Fe1-xCox)2As2

192 citations · 419 across the 14 of their papers we have counts for

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cond-mat.str-el2006★ 13 cited

Anomalous elastic softening of SmRu_{4}P_{12} under high pressure

Peijie Sun, Yoshiki Nakanishi, Mitsuteru Nakamura +5

The filled skutterudite compound SmRu_4P_{12} undergoes a complex evolution from a paramagnetic metal (phase I) to a probable multipolar ordering insulator (phase II) at T_{MI} = 1…

cond-mat.str-el2006★ 27 cited

Elastic properties of the Non-Fermi liquid metal $C e R u_{4} S b_{12}$ and the Dense Kondo semiconductor $C e O s_{4} S b_{12}$

Yoshiki Nakanishi, Tomoyuki Kumagai, Masafumi Oikawa +4

We have investigated the elastic properties of the Ce-based filled skutterudite antimonides CeRu $_{4}$ Sb $_{12}$ and CeOs $_{4}$ Sb $_{12}$ by means of ultrasonic measurements. CeRu$_{…

cond-mat.str-el2006

Elastic and magnetic properties on field-induced Metal-Insulator transition of bilayer manganese oxide $(L a_{1 - z} P r_{z})_{1.2} S r_{1.8} M n_{2} O_{7}$ ( $z$ =0.6)

Y. Nakanishi, K. Shimomura, T. Kumagai +6

The elastic and magnetic properties of a single crystal of 327 bilayer manganese oxide $(L a_{1 - z} P r_{z})_{1.2} S r_{1.8} M n_{2} O_{7}$ with $z$ =0.6 have been investigated by ultrasonic a…

Anomalous elastic softening of SmRu_{4}P_{12} under high pressure

Elastic properties of the Non-Fermi liquid metal CeRu4​Sb12​ and the Dense Kondo semiconductor CeOs4​Sb12​

Elastic and magnetic properties on field-induced Metal-Insulator transition of bilayer manganese oxide (La1−z​Prz​)1.2​Sr1.8​Mn2​O7​ (z=0.6)

Elastic properties of the Non-Fermi liquid metal $C e R u_{4} S b_{12}$ and the Dense Kondo semiconductor $C e O s_{4} S b_{12}$

Elastic and magnetic properties on field-induced Metal-Insulator transition of bilayer manganese oxide $(L a_{1 - z} P r_{z})_{1.2} S r_{1.8} M n_{2} O_{7}$ ( $z$ =0.6)