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25 April 2024
 
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Quantum criticality in the cubic heavy-fermion system CeIn_{3-x}Sn_x
R. Kuechler ; P. Gegenwart ; J. Custers ; O. Stockert ; N. Caroca-Canales ; C. Geibel ; J.G. Sereni ; F. Steglich ;
Date 15 Jun 2006
Subject Strongly Correlated Electrons
AbstractWe report a comprehensive study of CeIn$_{3-x}$Sn$_x$ $(0.55 leq x leq 0.8)$ single crystals close to the antiferromagnetic (AF) quantum critical point (QCP) at $x_capprox 0.67$ by means of the low-temperature thermal expansion and Gr"uneisen parameter. This system represents the first example for a {it cubic} heavy fermion (HF) in which $T_{ m N}$ can be suppressed {it continuously} down to T=0. A characteristic sign change of the Gr"uneisen parameter between the AF and paramagnetic state indicates the accumulation of entropy close to the QCP. The observed quantum critical behavior is compatible with the predictions of the itinerant theory for three-dimensional critical spinfluctuations. This has important implications for the role of the dimensionality in HF QCPs.
Source arXiv, cond-mat/0606406
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