Thermoelectric power of Nd1−xLax and Ce1−xLax alloys

Petersen, T. S.; Legvold, S.; Moorman, J. O.; McMasters, O.D.; Gschneidner, K. A.

doi:10.1063/1.325726

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“…Thus, the TEP can change as temperature approaches T K and, for the ground-state doublet, T x is given by the solution of J(T)Ϫ 4 3 V 0 ϭ0. The RPT breaks down for temperatures close to T K , where ͉J(T)͉ is too large for the higher-order terms in the expansion to be neglected.…”

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Thermoelectric power of cerium and ytterbium intermetallics

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The temperature dependence of the thermoelectric power ͑TEP͒ of metallic systems with cerium and ytterbium ions exhibits characteristic features which we explain by the Coqblin-Schrieffer model ͑CSM͒. We specify a given system by the degeneracy and splitting of the crystal-field ͑CF͒ levels, the strength of the exchange and potential scattering, and the number of f electrons or f holes; for cerium and ytterbium ions we assume n f р1 and n f hole р1, respectively. The Kondo temperature T K is then generated by the ''poor man's PHYSICAL REVIEW B 68, 104432 ͑2003͒

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Thermoelectric power of cerium and ytterbium intermetallics

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Composition Effects on Crystal and Electronic Structure of CeM2−xSi2+x (M = Fe, Co, Ni, Cu) Alloys

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Phys. Stat. Sol. (a)

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The influence of composition variations on crystal structure, differential thermo‐e.m.f., and electronic structure parameters of the alloys CeM2−xSi2+x with M = Fe, Co, Ni, Cu is investigated. It is established that the range of possible mutual atom substitution of 3d elements and silicon increases with the growth of atomic number of the transition element: CeFe2−xSi2+x is a compound with rather narrow homogeneity range (x ≈ 0), CeNi2−xSi2+x and CeCu2−xSi2+x are compounds of variable composition with lattice parameters and electronic structure depending on Ni(Cu) and Si content.

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Electrical Resistivity, Thermoelectrical Power and Optical Properties

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Thermoelectric power of Nd1−xLax and Ce1−xLax alloys

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Thermoelectric power of cerium and ytterbium intermetallics

Thermoelectric power of cerium and ytterbium intermetallics

Composition Effects on Crystal and Electronic Structure of CeM2−xSi2+x (M = Fe, Co, Ni, Cu) Alloys

Figs. 67 - 98

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