Structural and physical properties of YbCu4Ni based heavy fermion compounds
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Abstract
Rare-earth magnetism in the intermetallic materials YbCu4.2Ni0.8 and Yb0.8Lu0.2Cu4Ni was studied by XRD, magnetization, electrical resistivity and heat capacity measurements. The results from the sample YbCu4.2Ni0.8 include a small amount of the monoclinic superstructure of the cubic AuBe5. Therefore, the formation of a cubic AuBe5 solid solution of YbCu5-xNix is negligible, and consequently, it cannot be used to reach a quantum critical point.
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OpenAlex topics: Rare-earth and actinide compounds · Magnetic Properties of Alloys · Magnetic properties of thin films
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