Coupling between magnetic and thermodynamic properties in R Rh 2 Si 2 ( R = Dy, Ho)
Single crystals of DyRh 2 Si 2 and HoRh 2 Si 2 were investigated by thermal expansion and magnetostriction. The different types of magnetic order can clearly be seen in these measurements, particularly the canting of the moments away from the crystallographic c direction below about 12 K and the spi...
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description | Single crystals of
DyRh
2
Si
2
and
HoRh
2
Si
2
were investigated by thermal expansion and magnetostriction. The different types of magnetic order can clearly be seen in these measurements, particularly the canting of the moments away from the crystallographic
c
direction below about 12 K and the spin flip for magnetic field applied along the
c
direction. For
HoRh
2
Si
2
, an additional transition just below
T
N
is analyzed by means of the Grüneisen ratio and is likely caused by a change in the magnetic structure. Our results nicely corroborate findings from other magnetic and thermodynamic measurements on these materials and provide further evidence suggesting the formation of magnetic domains. |
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2
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HoRh
2
Si
2
were investigated by thermal expansion and magnetostriction. The different types of magnetic order can clearly be seen in these measurements, particularly the canting of the moments away from the crystallographic
c
direction below about 12 K and the spin flip for magnetic field applied along the
c
direction. For
HoRh
2
Si
2
, an additional transition just below
T
N
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c
direction below about 12 K and the spin flip for magnetic field applied along the
c
direction. For
HoRh
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2
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T
N
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HoRh
2
Si
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c
direction below about 12 K and the spin flip for magnetic field applied along the
c
direction. For
HoRh
2
Si
2
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T
N
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