2007
DOI: 10.1134/s106377610701013x
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Enhancement of band magnetism and features of the magnetically ordered state in the CeB6 compound with strong electron correlations

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“…Moreover, hysteresis is also detected on ρ H (ϕ) curves at T < T N 2 , measured for the sample rotated in opposite directions. Note that similar meander-type ρ H (ϕ) dependences were previously registered both in the AF state of CeB 6 [9] and in the low temperature micromagnetic phase of FeSi (see the discussion in [9]). The appearance of these singularities of the Hall resistance in combination with the drastic discrepancy of the ρ H (ϕ) data near 180…”
Section: Methodssupporting
confidence: 49%
“…Moreover, hysteresis is also detected on ρ H (ϕ) curves at T < T N 2 , measured for the sample rotated in opposite directions. Note that similar meander-type ρ H (ϕ) dependences were previously registered both in the AF state of CeB 6 [9] and in the low temperature micromagnetic phase of FeSi (see the discussion in [9]). The appearance of these singularities of the Hall resistance in combination with the drastic discrepancy of the ρ H (ϕ) data near 180…”
Section: Methodssupporting
confidence: 49%
“…1a) [12]) and therefore ESR is entirely settled in the AFQ phase diagram area. In this case the theoretical model [5,6] should be applicable to the experimental data and it is reasonable to make their comparative analysis.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…A model example of intriguing heavy-fermion physics is CeB 6 , which exhibits a very complex magnetic phase diagram and a rich spectrum of excitations, indicating a delicate balance between different microscopic interactions despite very simple crystal and electronic structures [29][30][31]. Zero-field phase diagram of CeB 6 consists of a complex double-q antiferromagnetic (AFM) phase below T N = 2.3 K [32] and the so-called "hidden order" phase II between T N and T Q = 3.2 K, which results from a G-type antiferroquadrupolar (AFQ) ordering of the x y , yz and z x quadrupolar moments of Ce 3+ ions [33][34][35][36][37].…”
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confidence: 99%