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  • 2002Pressure-induced recovery of the Fermi-liquid state in the non-Fermi liquid material U2Pt2In1citations
  • 2000Possible non-Fermi-liquid behaviour in URh1/3Ni2/3Al5citations

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  • Estrela, Pedro
  • Pereira, L. C. J.
  • Visser, A. De
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  • Sechovsky, V.
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  • Hagmusa, I. H.
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Possible non-Fermi-liquid behaviour in URh1/3Ni2/3Al

  • Boer, F. R. De
  • Sechovsky, V.
  • Estrela, Pedro
  • Prokes, K.
  • Hagmusa, I. H.
  • Klaasse, J. C. P.
  • Brueck, E.
  • Andreev, A. V.
Abstract

The quasiternary intermetallic compound URh1/3Ni2/3Al crystallizes in the hexagonal ZrNiAl-type of structure, like the parent compounds URhAl (ferromagnet, TC = 27 K) and UNiAl (antiferromagnet, TN = 19 K). A delicate balance between ferromagnetic and antiferromagnetic interactions leads to suppression of magnetic order. The low-temperature properties show all attributes of a non-Fermi-liquid system, i.e. divergence of the low-temperature specific heat divided by temperature, which behaves as -ln(T/T0), divergence of the magnetic susceptibility and absence of a T2 dependence in the electrical resistivity. URh1/3Ni2/3Al also exhibits an enhanced low-temperature specific heat of 225 mJ/molU K2. The compound can be classified as a NFL system in which the magnetic phase transition is at zero kelvin.

Topics
  • impedance spectroscopy
  • compound
  • resistivity
  • phase
  • phase transition
  • intermetallic
  • susceptibility
  • specific heat