Pressure Dependence of the Magnetic Transitions in Dysprosium and Erbium

Pressure Dependence of the Magnetic Transitions in Dysprosium and Erbium
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镝和铒磁转变的压力依赖性

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10.1103/physrev.160.387
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1967
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T. Scott
T. Scott
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J. Milton;T. Scott

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The effect of hydrostatic pressure on the magnetic transitions of polycrystalline samples of dysprosium and erbium has been studied to 7 kbar. Pressure was generated using a helium-gas system and the transitions were detected by measuring, with a precision ratio-transformer bridge, the self-inductance of a coil containing the samples. For the antiferromagnetic transition of dysprosium we find that d T N dP increases in magnitude with pressure, having an initial value of-0.44±0.02 K/kbar and an average of about-0.5 K/kbar. The Néel transition of erbium shows a constant slope of-0.26±0.01 K/kbar. Determination of the ferromagnetic transitions was complicated by a hysteresis effect between warming and cooling data for dysprosium and a rather complicated variation of inductance with temperature for erbium; but with the exercise of systematic experimental procedure, including temperature cycling over a wide range and slow rates of temperature change, it is believed that reliable values for the pressure dependence of the Curie transition were obtained. For dysprosium, an inflection point in the inductance-temperature curve coincided at atmospheric pressure with the reported value of the transition temperature and was taken, therefore, to indicate the transition under high pressure as well, yielding d T c dP=− 1.24±0.10 K/kbar. For erbium, between 4.2 and 60 K, two peaks were observed on cooling curves and three on warming curves. The low-temperature peak on warming coincided with the reported Curie transition at 20 K and was found to have a pressure dependence of-0.8±0.2 K/kbar. A high-temperature peak coincided on warming curves with a 53.5 K peak that has been reported in specific-heat and magnetic measurements and is also associated with a transition reported at 52 K from neutron-diffraction experiments in which the magnetization transverse to the c axis changes. This peak shows a pressure dependence of-1.3±0.2 K/kbar. A strong peak observed at about 25 K on cooling was pressure-independent, but on warming curves, was located at a slightly higher temperature and was pressure-dependent. The results are compared with other measurements on the rare earths, and with theory.