ヤマガミ ヒロシ   YAMAGAMI HIROSHI
  山上 浩志
   所属   京都産業大学  理学部 物理科学科
   職種   教授
言語種別 英語
発行・発表の年月 2010/02
形態種別 研究論文
査読 査読あり
標題 Magnetic and Fermi Surface Properties of CePd5Al2 and PrPd5Al2
執筆形態 その他
掲載誌名 JOURNAL OF THE PHYSICAL SOCIETY OF JAPAN
出版社・発行元 PHYSICAL SOC JAPAN
巻・号・頁 79(2)
著者・共著者 Yasunori Nakano,Fuminori Honda,Tetsuya Takeuchi,Kiyohiro Sugiyama,Masayuki Hagiwara,Koichi Kindo,Etsuji Yamamoto,Yoshinori Haga,Rikio Settai,Hiroshi Yamagami,Yoshichika Onuki
概要 We succeeded in growing sin-le crystals of the antiferromagnet CePd5Al2, and the paramagnet PrPd5Al2 with a tetragonal crystal structure by the Bridgman method, and studied the magnetic and surface properties by measuring the electrical resistivity, magnetic susceptibility, magnetization, specific heat, and de Haas-van Alphen (dHvA) oscillation. We constructed the crystalline electric field (CEF) scheme from the experimentally observed anisotropic magnetic Susceptibility and magnetization Of CePd5Al2 and PrPd5Al2. In both compounds, the B-2(0) Value in the CEF parameters is negative and large, implying that the magnetic easy axis is the [001] direction. The present magnetism of CePd5Al2 and PrPd5Al2 is highly different from that of the heavy fermion superconductor NpPd5Al2 with the magnetic easy axis of the [100] direction. From the dHvA experiment for CePd5Al2 and PrPd5Al2, we observed a few dHvA branches. which correspond to nearly cylindrical band-32 hole and band-33 electron Fermi surfaces Of the non-4f reference LaPd5Al2, Reflecting the anisotropy of effective masses based on the nearly cylindrical Fermi surfaces along the tetragonal [001] direction, the Upper critical field H-c2 for H parallel to [100] in the pressure-induced superconductor CePd5Al2], is larger than that for H parallel to [001]: -dH(c2)/dT = 100kOe/K for H parallel to [100], and -dH(c2)/dT = 18kOe/K for H parallel to [001] at the superconducting transition temperature T-sc = 0.9 K. This anisotropy in H-c2 is also highly different from that of NpPd5Al2, suggesting that superconductivity is closely correlated with magnetism.
DOI 10.1143/JPSJ.79.024702
ISSN 0031-9015