1985
DOI: 10.1016/0038-1098(85)90672-6
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Influence of charge density wave fluctuations on the magnetic susceptibility of the quasi one-dimensional conductor (TaSe4)2I

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“…Strangely however, the gap (or, above 263 K the pseudogap) measured by different experiments is not of the same size, as is illustrated in Table 1, where gaps and their corresponding mean-field transition transition temperatures are listed. [3]) 180 meV/2100 K 263 K -Optical Conductivity [8] 200 meV/2300 K --ARPES [4,3] 520 meV/6000 K -892 K Magnetic Susceptibility [5] --860 K…”
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“…Strangely however, the gap (or, above 263 K the pseudogap) measured by different experiments is not of the same size, as is illustrated in Table 1, where gaps and their corresponding mean-field transition transition temperatures are listed. [3]) 180 meV/2100 K 263 K -Optical Conductivity [8] 200 meV/2300 K --ARPES [4,3] 520 meV/6000 K -892 K Magnetic Susceptibility [5] --860 K…”
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“…The lower curve corresponds to the highest temperature and the topmost to the lowest temperature. Experimentally determined static spin susceptibilities x 0 ͑T ͒ for a number of materials from Ref [19]. and a tentative fit (solid line) using the calculated density of states.…”
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“…᭧ 2000 Elsevier Science Ltd. All rights reserved. Transition metal oxides (TMO) with low crystalline symmetry are known to exhibit electronic density wave formation [1][2][3]. However, to our knowledge, density wave formation has not yet been observed accompanying the onset of ferromagnetic order.…”
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