2023
DOI: 10.7566/jpsj.92.053702
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Low-Temperature Magnetic Fluctuations Investigated by 125Te-NMR on the Uranium-Based Superconductor UTe2

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“…Such a trend aligns well with the fundamental behaviour of AFM coupling, which tends to diminish in the presence of magnetic fields. Furthermore, a recent NMR study highlights dominant ferromagnetic fluctuations along the a-axis [60]. While our findings suggest the dominance of Q = 0 fluctuations, further direct investigation into magnetic fluctuations with Q-resolved experiments, particularly through neutron scattering, is essential for further understanding.…”
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“…Such a trend aligns well with the fundamental behaviour of AFM coupling, which tends to diminish in the presence of magnetic fields. Furthermore, a recent NMR study highlights dominant ferromagnetic fluctuations along the a-axis [60]. While our findings suggest the dominance of Q = 0 fluctuations, further direct investigation into magnetic fluctuations with Q-resolved experiments, particularly through neutron scattering, is essential for further understanding.…”
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confidence: 68%