Exploring Novel Antiferromagnets at High Magnetic Fields and Ultrafast Time Scales
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Abstract
This study explores a novel class of compounds with general composition R2RnIn8 (where R = rare earth = Tb, Dy, Ho, Er and Gd) provide another possibility of tuning the system towards quantum criticality due to their layered structure. Data on the crystal Ho2RhIn8, which exhibits antiferromagnet ordering below its Néel temperature (TN) of 10.9 K will be presented. The material approaches its intermediate magnetic phase when the induced magnetic field is 2.5 T. Once the field is increased to 6 T, ferromagnetic ordering results. The experiment demonstrates the first signs of light-induced magnetization when driving the crystal at a phase boundary between its two antiferromagnetic phases.
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Presenters
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Sean M Knapp
University of South Florida
Authors
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Sean M Knapp
University of South Florida
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Arup Barua
University of South Florida
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Hengzhou Liu
University of South Florida
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Varun Mapara
University of South Florida
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Shirin Mozaffari
University of Tennessee, Knoxville
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Dmitry Serenov
National High Magnetic Field Lab
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David Mandrus
University of Tennessee
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Stephen McGill
National High Magnetic Field Lab, NHMFL
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Denis Karaiskaj
Univ of South Florida