2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.physb.2017.10.120
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Influence of Pt substitution on magnetic properties of multipolar ordering compounds Ce(Pd,Pt)3S4

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“…Pr ions. Such quadrupolar phenomena were found in other Pr compounds too, e.g., evidence for strong quadrupolar pair interactions in rare-earth palladium bronzes RPd 3 S 4 [45], multipolar ordering due to antiferro-octupolar interaction at T c = 7.5 K in Ce(Pd,Pt) 3 S 4 [90], simultaneous antiferroquadrupolar and ferromagnetic transitions at T c = 6.3 K in CePd 3 S 4 [91], and antiferroquadrupolar ordering at 3.5 K above the Néel temperature T N = 0.7 K in DyPd 3 S 4 [92]. These orbital ordering temperatures correspond quite well to the respective one found in PrCu 3 Ru 4 O 12 (T ≈ 7 K; see Fig.…”
Section: B Data Analysismentioning
confidence: 71%
“…Pr ions. Such quadrupolar phenomena were found in other Pr compounds too, e.g., evidence for strong quadrupolar pair interactions in rare-earth palladium bronzes RPd 3 S 4 [45], multipolar ordering due to antiferro-octupolar interaction at T c = 7.5 K in Ce(Pd,Pt) 3 S 4 [90], simultaneous antiferroquadrupolar and ferromagnetic transitions at T c = 6.3 K in CePd 3 S 4 [91], and antiferroquadrupolar ordering at 3.5 K above the Néel temperature T N = 0.7 K in DyPd 3 S 4 [92]. These orbital ordering temperatures correspond quite well to the respective one found in PrCu 3 Ru 4 O 12 (T ≈ 7 K; see Fig.…”
Section: B Data Analysismentioning
confidence: 71%