Coexisting Kondo hybridization and itinerant f-electron ferromagnetism in UGe2

Coexisting Kondo hybridization and itinerant f-electron ferromagnetism in UGe2
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10.1103/physrevresearch.4.l022030
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2022-01
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I. Giannakis;Divyanshi Sar;J. Friedman;Chang‐Jong Kang;M. Janoschek;P. Das;E. Bauer;G. Kotliar;P. Aynajian
I. Giannakis;Divyanshi Sar;J. Friedman;Chang‐Jong Kang;M. Janoschek;P. Das;E. Bauer;G. Kotliar;P. Aynajian
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I. Giannakis;Divyanshi Sar;J. Friedman;Chang‐Jong Kang;M. Janoschek;P. Das;E. Bauer;G. Kotliar;P. Aynajian

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