Modulated magnetism in metallic ferromagnets close to quantum criticality
ORAL
Abstract
We demonstrate that strong electronic particle-hole fluctuations near to an avoided ferromagnetic quantum critical point give rise to the formation of helimagnetic order. In the presence of small magnetic anisotropy it is possible to tune through this phase reconstruction by small transverse magnetic field and to stabilise a modulated fan state in between the homogeneous ferromagnetic phase and the field polarised state. We show that our theory can explain the rich behaviours observed in the metallic ferromagnetic PrPtAl.
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Publication: Christopher D. O'Neill, Gino Abdul-Jabbar, Didier Wermeille, Philippe Bourges,Frank Kruger, and Andrew D. Huxley, Phys. Rev. Lett. 126, 197203 (2021).
Presenters
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Frank Kruger
University College London, University College London, ISIS Facility
Authors
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Frank Kruger
University College London, University College London, ISIS Facility
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Christopher O'Neill
University of Edinburgh
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Gino Abdul-Jabbar
University of Edinburgh
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Didier Wermeille
ESRF
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Philippe Bourges
CEA, Laboratoire Léon Brillouin, CEA Saclay
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Andrew Huxley
University of Edinburgh