β Scribed by Y. Muro; Y. Haizaki; K. Umeo; H. Tou; M. Sera; T. Sakakibara; T. Takabatake
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We report the measurements of resistivity r; specific heat C, and magnetization M on single crystals of the heavyfermion weak-ferromagnet YbRhSb Γ°T M ΒΌ 2:7 KΓ in various magnetic fields B as well as rΓ°TΓ under pressures. Both the decrease of T M with increasing B and the peaking of M=B at T M in modest fields confirm that the weak ferromagnetism is the consequence of canted antiferromagnetism. For Bka; T M disappears at B C ΒΌ 5 T: Above B C ; r; C and M/B show a Fermi-liquid behavior. The results of rΓ°TΓ under pressures reveal a broad maximum and a deep minimum of T M Γ°PΓ at 0.8 and 1.6 GPa, respectively. This minimum suggests the competition of distinct-type of magnetic interactions.
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