Spin fluctuations and superconductivity in UPt

deVisser, A.; Franse, J.J.M.; Menovsky, A.A.; Palstra, T. T. M.

doi:10.1016/s0921-4526(84)95689-8

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“…The inset of Figure 4 shows the low temperature heat capacity depicted in a Cp/T vs. T 2 plot. The upturn at low temperature is a feature common to strongly correlated compounds that exhibit spin fluctuations [35] [36] [37] [38]. Recent heat capacity measurements of U3Si2H1.8 also show an upturn in the low temperature heat capacity [10].…”

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Thermal and transport properties of U3Si2

Antonio

Shrestha

Harp

et al. 2018

Journal of Nuclear Materials

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We have studied U3Si2 by means of the heat capacity, electrical resistivity, Seebeck and Hall effects, and thermal conductivity in the temperature range 2-300 K and in magnetic fields up to 9 T. All the results obtained point to delocalized nature of 5f-electrons in this material. The low temperature heat capacity is enhanced (gel ~ 150 mJ/mol-K 2 ) and shows an upturn in Cp/T (T), characteristic of spin fluctuations. The thermal conductivity of U3Si2 is ~8.5 W/m-K at room temperature and we show that the electronic part dominates heat transport above 300 K as expected for a metallic system, although the lattice contribution cannot be completely neglected.

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Thermal and transport properties of U3Si2

Antonio

Shrestha

Harp

et al. 2018

Journal of Nuclear Materials

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“…This value is comparable with the results of susceptibility measurements. 11 Hirschfeld and Sauls 12 recently have obtained expressions for a p-wave superconductor with a uniaxial Fermi surface and considering weak anisotropy in both the pairing interaction and the effective mass. For the polar phase they find, H c2 (Q) ~ sin 2 e(l-^cos 2 6)a n + cos 2 e(l+-|[sin 2 8-cos 2…”

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Unusual angular and temperature dependence of the upper critical field in UPt/sub 3/

Shivaram¹,

Rosenbaum²,

Hinks³

1986

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“…They can be operated by a finger or stylus and are not expensive to manufacture. 2 A key component in resistive, and capacitive, touch screens is the top transparent electrode, which consists of a thin ceramic layer deposited on top of a relatively thick polyester substrate [polyethylene terephthalate (PET)]. During touch-screen operation, the top electrode is being deformed by the operator's finger or stylus, which is repeatedly touching the polyester surface.…”

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Mechanical integrity of touch‐screen components

Sierros

Kukureka

2009

J Soc Info Display

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Abstract— Despite efforts to replace them, ceramic‐coated polymer electrodes are still enjoying an extensive use in touch‐screen applications. Their mechanical behavior is of importance and can have an effect on the structural integrity of the touch system. In this paper, the mechanical and tribological response of such electrodes, under cyclic loading conditions, is investigated. Controlled buckling experiments and reciprocating wear studies are performed. Buckling experimental results suggest that the residual stresses present in the film can play an important role in the overall mechanical integrity of the device. Also, tribological studies show that an irreversible damage of the ITO functionality, above 1000 reciprocating cycles, takes place. Understanding and improving the mechanical and tribological reliability of touch‐screen electrodes will result in designing touch‐screen devices with enhanced structural integrity.

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Spin fluctuations and superconductivity in UPt

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Thermal and transport properties of U3Si2

Thermal and transport properties of U3Si2

Unusual angular and temperature dependence of the upper critical field in UPt/sub 3/

Mechanical integrity of touch‐screen components

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