Electronic contribution to the isotope effects in PdHx, PdDx and PdTx

Electronic contribution to the isotope effects in PdHx, PdDx and PdTx
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电子对 PdHx、PdDx 和 PdTx 中同位素效应的贡献

DOI:
10.1088/0305-4608/16/6/008
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发表时间:
1986
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Journal of Physics F: Metal Physics
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通讯作者:
G. Sicking
G. Sicking
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作者:
H. Bakker;R. Griessen;N. Koeman;P. Albers;G. Sicking

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The relaxation times for electron scattering (Dingle temperatures) and the concentration dependence of extremal cross-sectional areas A of the Fermi surface of dilute palladium-tritium alloys (PdTx with 0<or=x<or=0.0011) are obtained from the de Haas-van Alphen experiments in fields up to 11 T at temperatures down to 1.4K. The relative changes in extremal cross-sectional areas of the Fermi surface d ln A/dx induced by tritium in Pd are 0.31 for the (001) orbit on the Gamma centred electron sheet, -2.5 for orbits on the X-hole pockets and -11 for the L-hole pocket. Furthermore, for the first time the concentration dependence of one of the extremal cross-sectional areas of the fifth band jungle gym is measured in dilute palladium-hydrogen and palladium-deuterium alloys. The results of these experiments show that the intriguing isotope effects observed previously are confined to states on the hole ellipsoids at points X and L of the Brillouin zone. As the density of states associated with these Fermi surface sheets represents only 3% of the total density of states at the Fermi energy, isotope effects in macroscopic quantities such as magnetic susceptibility and electronic specific heat are too small to be observed. This is in agreement with recent measurements by Blaurock (1983) and Wicke (1984).