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Electric Quadrupolar Contributions in the Magnetic Phases of UNi4B

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Title: Electric Quadrupolar Contributions in the Magnetic Phases of UNi4B
Authors: Yanagisawa, T. Browse this author
Matsumori, H. Browse this author
Saito, H. Browse this author
Hidaka, H. Browse this author
Amitsuka, H. Browse this author
Nakamura, S. Browse this author
Awaji, S. Browse this author
Gorbunov, D. I Browse this author
Zherlitsyn, S. Browse this author
Wosnitza, J. Browse this author
Uhlirova, K. Browse this author
Valiska, M. Browse this author
Sechovsky, V Browse this author
Issue Date: 12-Apr-2021
Publisher: American Physical Society (APS)
Journal Title: Physical Review Letters
Volume: 126
Issue: 15
Start Page: 157201
Publisher DOI: 10.1103/PhysRevLett.126.157201
Abstract: We present acoustic signatures of the electric quadrupolar degrees of freedom in the honeycomb-layer compound UNi4B. The transverse ultrasonic mode C-66 shows softening below 30 K both in the paramagnetic phase and antiferromagnetic phases down to similar to 0.33 K. Furthermore, we traced magnetic field-temperature phase diagrams up to 30 T and observed a highly anisotropic elastic response within the honeycomb layer. These observations strongly suggest that Gamma(6) (E-2g) electric quadrupolar degrees of freedom in localized 5f(2) (J = 4) states are playing an important role in the magnetic toroidal dipole order and magnetic-field-induced phases of UNi4 B, and evidence some of the U ions remain in the paramagnetic state even if the system undergoes magnetic toroidal ordering.
Type: article
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/2115/82202
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