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Franse, J.J.M.; Boer, F.R. de; Frings, P.; Gersdorf, R.; Menovsky, A.A.; Muller, F.; Radwański, R. J.; Sinnema, S.

doi:10.1103/physrevb.31.4347

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“…In such compounds, field-induced phase transitions are expected from the collinear ferrimagnetic structure through canted structure to final collinear ferromagnet. This has indeed observed in Ho 2 Co 17 [4] and later been shown to occur in many other ferrimagnetic R 2 Fe 17 and R 2 Co 17 compounds with easy-plane type of anisotropy. The highfield magnetic transitions, that take place in these compounds if the field is applied within the basal-plane directions, are based on the competition between the Zeeman energy (strength of the applied field) and the strength of the 4f-3d exchange interaction.…”

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High-field magnetization of a Dy2Fe14Si3 single crystal

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Kuz’min

Yoshii

et al. 2011

Journal of Alloys and Compounds

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High-field magnetization of a Dy2Fe14Si3 single crystal

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Kuz’min

Yoshii

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Journal of Alloys and Compounds

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“…In fact, such CEF studies in intermetallics have been started with Prof. J.J.M. Franse in 1985 at the University of Amsterdam, with successfull description of high-field magnetization curves of Ho 2 Co 17 revealing single-ion crystal-field origin of the magnetocrystalline anisotropy [4,5].…”

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Localized f Electron Aspect in Heavy-Fermion Intermetallic YbRh₂Si₂

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We point out that there is more and more experiments showing the almost perfect localization of thirteen felectrons in the canonical heavy-fermion system: YbRh2Si2. The revealing of the Yb 3 crystal-field (CEF) states confirms the Quantum Atomistic Solid State Theory. QUASST was the only theory, which has claimed from 1992 the existence of the discrete CEF electronic structure and the Kramers doublet ground state in heavy-fermion intermetallics. The removal of the on-site Kramers degeneracy via spin-dependent interactions is origin of the large specific heat at low temperatures (a hallmark of the heavy-fermion phenomena) and of low-energy neutral spin-like excitations. The Kondo resonance is related to the slight splitting of the Kramers doublet ground state of the Yb 3 ion.

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“…To investigate the strength of the R-T interactions by magnetization measurements, ferrimagnetic compounds are best suited since noncollinear configurations can be induced by external fields irrespective of the presence of magnetic anisotropy. The magnetization curves along different crystallographic directions of the easy-plane, hexagonal compound Ho2Co17 provide a good example [1].…”

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High-magnetic-field studies of R-T intermetallics

Franse¹,

Boer²

1995

Journal of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials

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A review is presented of high-field magnetization studies on 3d-rich rare-earth intermetallic compounds. The emphasis is on the evaluation of the intersublattice coupling of the rare-earth and 3d magnetic moments from magnetization studies on monocrystalline samples that are free to orient and reorient themselves in the applied magnetic field. As a first approach, a two-sublattice model is introduced with a dominant anisotropy for one of the sublattices. Several extensions of this model are also discussed. This model is found to be very well applicable to powdered samples prepared from polycrystalline ingots if the powder particles are sufficiently small to consider them as single-grain particles.

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Magnetic transitions in single-crystalHo2Co17studied in high ma

Cited by 59 publications

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High-field magnetization of a Dy2Fe14Si3 single crystal

High-field magnetization of a Dy2Fe14Si3 single crystal

Localized f Electron Aspect in Heavy-Fermion Intermetallic YbRh₂Si₂

High-magnetic-field studies of R-T intermetallics

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Magnetic transitions in single-crystalHo2Co17studied in high ma

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High-field magnetization of a Dy2Fe14Si3 single crystal

High-field magnetization of a Dy2Fe14Si3 single crystal

Localized f Electron Aspect in Heavy-Fermion Intermetallic YbRh2Si2

High-magnetic-field studies of R-T intermetallics

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