We present results obtained with a setup designed for optical experiments on SHe below 1 inK. The entire optical system is placed inside the vaxuum can of a dilution refrigerator and does not require any windows except for those in the sample cell. It was used to obtain the first images of 3He cryst
Magnetic properties of solid3He down to 0.3 mK
β 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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β¦ 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.
π SIMILAR VOLUMES
The Peierls inequality combined with a classical Monte Carlo evaluation of the free energy has been applied as a variational technique to the magnetic spin Hamiltonian of 3He. We find unexpectedly good agreement with the experimental phase diagram and other measured quantities. We have applied a ne