Lattice and Magnetic Anisotropies in Uranium Intermetallic Compounds

Ladislav Havela; Silvie Maskova; Anna Adamska; Aleksandre V. Kolomiets; N.T.H. Kim-Ngan; Stanislav Daniš; Stephen Heathman; Karunakar Kothapalli; Heinz Nakotte; Heloisa Bordallo

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Lattice and Magnetic Anisotropies in Uranium Intermetallic Compounds

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Examples of UNiAlD_2.1 and UCoGe illustrate that the soft crystallographic direction coincides quite generally with the shortest U-U links in U intermetallics. It leads to a simple rule, that the easy magnetization direction and the soft crystallographic direction (in the sense of highest compressibility under hydrostatic pressure) must be mutually orthogonal.

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Ladislav Havela, Silvie Maskova, Anna Adamska, Aleksandre V. Kolomiets, N.T.H. Kim-Ngan, Stanislav Daniš, Stephen Heathman, Karunakar Kothapalli, Heinz Nakotte, Heloisa Bordallo

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Crystal Structure, Magnetic Anisotropy, Thermal Expansion, Uranium Compounds

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