De Gennes scaling breakdown in the RT Bi 2 (R = Ce, Pr, Nd; T = Cu, Au) series: The role of crystal field effects and anisotropic magnetic interactions

G.S. Freitas; S.G. Mercena; C.B.R. Jesus; C. Adriano; M.M. Piva; J.C. Souza; H.B. Pizzi; A.M. Caffer; F.B. Carneiro; M.H. Carvalho; X. Gratens; E.D. Bauer; F. Ronning; J.D. Thompson; S.M. Thomas; N.F. Oliveira; P.F.S. Rosa; P.G. Pagliuso

doi:10.1016/j.jmmm.2026.173949

journal article·2026-04

De Gennes scaling breakdown in the RT Bi 2 (R = Ce, Pr, Nd; T = Cu, Au) series: The role of crystal field effects and anisotropic magnetic interactions

G.S. Freitas, S.G. Mercena, C.B.R. Jesus, C. Adriano, M.M. Piva, J.C. Souza, H.B. Pizzi, A.M. Caffer, F.B. Carneiro, M.H. Carvalho, X. Gratens, E.D. Bauer, F. Ronning, J.D. Thompson, S.M. Thomas, N.F. Oliveira, P.F.S. Rosa, P.G. Pagliuso

Journal of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials· Volume 644

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