1967
DOI: 10.1016/0375-9601(67)90413-6
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The shift of the ferromagnetic curie temperature in EuS by hydrostatic pressure

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“…The values of a c where the AF → F transition takes place are close in EuTe and EuSe (6.25 and 6.15Å, respectively). The rapid increase of T C in EuTe is comparable to that measured in EuSe and EuS [4], [5]. However in EuTe, T N remains close to 10 K at a = a c , whereas in EuSe, the corresponding temperature is much lower (4.5 K).…”
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“…The values of a c where the AF → F transition takes place are close in EuTe and EuSe (6.25 and 6.15Å, respectively). The rapid increase of T C in EuTe is comparable to that measured in EuSe and EuS [4], [5]. However in EuTe, T N remains close to 10 K at a = a c , whereas in EuSe, the corresponding temperature is much lower (4.5 K).…”
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“…Experiments under applied pressure are a direct way to vary the lattice parameter continuously, without changing the chemical content. As expected from the above scheme, in EuSe even a small applied pressure (0.5 GPa) stabilizes the ferromagnetic state [4], and the Curie temperatures of EuSe, EuS and EuO increase with pressure [4], [5]. Surprisingly, the Néel points of EuTe and EuSe are quite different from each other (10 K and 5 K, respectively) but remain almost pressure invariant.…”
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“…The obtained magnetic moment μEutheory=6.93 normalμnormalB and the Curie temperature TnormalCtheory=15.3 K are in good agreement with experimental results, μEuexp7normalμnormalB and TnormalCexp=16.3 K, respectively. [ 55 ]…”
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“…At first, the magnetism may survive up to room temperature [27], even though the Curie temperature of pure EuS is only 17 K [31]. Second, in spite of in-plane magnetic anisotropy of the bulk EuS, out-of-plane magnetization was observed for EuS-Bi 2 Se 3 [26,27].…”
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