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Magnetic properties of solid3He down to 0.3 mK

✍ Scribed by T. Hata; S. Yamasaki; T. Kodama; T. Shigi


Publisher
Springer US
Year
1988
Tongue
English
Weight
912 KB
Volume
71
Category
Article
ISSN
0022-2291

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✦ Synopsis


Nuclear magnetization of solid 3He has been studied by static magnetization measurements from lOmK down to 0.3 mK for molar volumes ranging from V=24.14 to 21.02cm3/mole in the bcc phase and from V= 19.83 to 19.26 cm3/mole in the hcp phase. In the bcc phase, both the antiferromagnetic transition temperature T N and the reciprocal of the maximum magnetization V~x at TN vary in proportion to V 165~I, and the magnetization below TN is constant. The magnetization reduced by Mmax is found to be represented by a universal function of the reduced temperature T/TN. In the hcp phase, the magnetization can approximately be represented by Curie's law, and the estimated Weiss temperatures are below 50 i~K. We also observed that the boundary magnetism of liquid 3He depends considerably~ on pressure. The transition temperature of solid 3He to the antiferromagnetic phase coexisting with liquid in a restricted geometry is 15% higher than that of the bulk solid on the melting curve.


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