Spin fluctuations in both the ordered and paramagnetic phases of MnSi! MnSi a heavy Fermi liquid?

Spin fluctuations in both the ordered and paramagnetic phases of MnSi! MnSi a heavy Fermi liquid?
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MnSi 有序相和顺磁相中的自旋涨落!

DOI:
10.1007/bf01420586
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发表时间:
1982
期刊:
Zeitschrift für Physik B Condensed Matter
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通讯作者:
J. Booth
J. Booth
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作者:
K. Ziebeck;H. Capellmann;P. Brown;J. Booth

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Polarised neutrons and polarisation analysis have been used to determine the diffuse magnetic scattering from MnSi as a function of temperature. Measurements at 50 K (1.72Tc) and 100 K (3.45Tc) in the paramagnetic phase confirmed the presence of strong spatial correlations previously reported at 300 K (10Tc) and 580 K (20Tc). The spatial correlations between regions of spin density separated by ∼ 12 Å are of a ferromagnetic nature and determine the static susceptibility. Integration of the paramagnetic response over an inverse atomic volume yields a moment per manganese atom of ∼1.2μB, a value considerably larger than the 0.4 μBobserved in Bragg scattering and magnetisation measurements at 4.2 K. Measurements made at 11 K in the ordered magnetic phase reveal strong diffuse scattering corresponding to ∼0.8 μBper Mn atom. The increase in the diffuse scattering observed in the paramagnetic phase corresponds to the passage of the Bragg component into the background.The presence of significant scattering in the ordered phase and the very unusual wave vector dependence of the diffuse scattering observed at 11 K has been interpreted assuming MnSi to be a heavy Fermi liquid. Furthermore we believe these measurements give the first direct observation of the exchange hole.