1971
DOI: 10.1051/jphyscol:1971121
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Hyperfine Fields on Manganese in Iron-Manganese Alloys

Abstract: Previous studies of gamma Fe-Mn alloys have shown that the magnetic moment of the manganese is expected to change rapidly with concentration, varying from about 1 µB for 50 % Mn to 4 µB for 30 %. Specific heat measurements from about 0.04 °K to 0.5 °K have been carried out to determine the hyperfine field on the manganese nuclei. The magnetic moment deduced varies from about 2 µB to 3.5 µB for these concentrations, respectively. These results are discussed in the light of other data

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“…The standard graphical method of linear extrapolation of the drifts leads to a much larger scatter, in the same experimental conditions, as may be seen in the results obtained for the Au-Co [2] system. Thanks to this method, the terms in 1/T4, 1/T6... of the nuclear Schottky anomalies have been observed for the first time in dilute alloys containing 3d transition impurities [1].…”
Section: Error Due To the Response Time Of Thementioning
confidence: 70%
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“…The standard graphical method of linear extrapolation of the drifts leads to a much larger scatter, in the same experimental conditions, as may be seen in the results obtained for the Au-Co [2] system. Thanks to this method, the terms in 1/T4, 1/T6... of the nuclear Schottky anomalies have been observed for the first time in dilute alloys containing 3d transition impurities [1].…”
Section: Error Due To the Response Time Of Thementioning
confidence: 70%
“…In a typical experiment 3 to 7 runs are made below 100 mK and the scatter of the experimental points is a good estimation of the random errors. With the method described in this paper, the scatter has been reduced to a few percent for the different runs, as may be seen in the measurements of the Au-Co-Fe [2] and Pt-Co [1] ] systems.…”
Section: Error Due To the Response Time Of Thementioning
confidence: 99%
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