Transformation of the magnetic state in Yb0.5In0.5Cu2 in a first-order phase transition
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The intermetallic compound Yb0.5In0.5Cu2 doped with Gd3+ atoms is investigated using ESR and measurements of the static magnetic susceptibility. The evolution of the magnetic state both below and above the first-order phase transition, which is observed at 50 K in this compound, is studied. It is established that at low temperatures Yb0.5In0.5Cu2 is a dense Kondo lattice, which passes to a regime with well defined localized magnetic moments for the Yb3+ ions as the temperature rises. The phase transition is associated with a Kondo volume collapse mechanism. The values of the RKKY exchange integral JGd-Yb and the spin fluctuation rate τ-1 of the ytterbium ions are determined. © 1996 American Institute of Physics.
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In<sub>0.5</sub>
Cu<sub>2</sub>
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