Galvanomagnetic Properties of Cd3As2- MnAs (MnAs - 20%) System in Transverse Magnetic Field at Hydrostatic Pressure up to 9 Gpa

Louisa A. Saypulaeva; Shapiullah B. Abdulvagidov; Magomed M. Gadjialiev; Abdulabek G. Alibekov; Naida S. Abakarova; Nina V. Melnikova; Vladimir S. Zakhvalinsky; Aleksey I. Ril’; Sergey V. Marenkin

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Galvanomagnetic Properties of Cd₃As₂- MnAs (MnAs - 20%) System in Transverse Magnetic Field at Hydrostatic Pressure up to 9 Gpa
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Galvanomagnetic Properties of Cd₃As₂- MnAs (MnAs - 20%) System in Transverse Magnetic Field at Hydrostatic Pressure up to 9 Gpa

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The Cd₃As₂+MnAs composite with 20 mole % of MnAs has been studied complexly in a wide ranges of temperatures, pressures and magnetic fields. Negative magnetic resistance has been found in the sample. This anomalous behavior is considered as a result of changes in tunneling processes due to reduce of distance between magnetic moment of ferromagnetic and structural transitions caused by pressure.

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Louisa A. Saypulaeva, Shapiullah B. Abdulvagidov, Magomed M. Gadjialiev, Abdulabek G. Alibekov, Naida S. Abakarova*, Nina V. Melnikova, Vladimir S. Zakhvalinsky, Aleksey I. Ril’, Sergey V. Marenkin

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Baric Dependence, Composite, Hall Effect, Hydrostatic Pressure, Magnetic Field, Negative Magnetic Resistance

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