Magnetic Field Effects in Antiferromagnetic CePd3In2

André M. Strydom; Douglas Britz

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.170.219

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Magnetic Field Effects in Antiferromagnetic CePd₃In₂

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We present results of specific heat and magnetic susceptibility measurements as function of temperature and magnetic field on the rare-earth compound CePd3In2. Known to order antiferromagnetic below 2.1 K, we discuss the influence of magnetic field on the stability of the magnetic order.

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André M. Strydom, Douglas Britz

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Antiferromagnet, CePd₃In₂, Magnetic Susceptibility, Specific Heat

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