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Title: COMMENSURATE INCOMMENSYRATE PHASE TRANSITION IN Tb3Co'


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COMMENSURATE INCOMMENSYRATE PHASE TRANSITION IN
Tb3Co.
  • A.F. Gubkin (1), A.N. Pirogov(2), A.A.
    Podlesnyak(3), N.V. Baranov(1), A.A. Zakharov(1).
  • Ural State University, Ekaterinburg, Russia.
  • Institute of Metal Physics of RAS,
    Ekaterinburg, Russia.
  • Poul Sherer Institute, Villigen, Swiss.

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Field dependence of the magnetic moment for the
Tb3Co single crystal.
3
The cold neutron powder diffractometer DMC
4
Temperature dependence of the heat capacity of
Tb3Co.
5
Temperature dependence of the susceptibility
along the a,b and c axes in a Tb3Co single
crystal.
6
Tb3Co neutron diffraction patterns obtained on
polycrystalline sample at 200K, 84K, 60K and1.5 K
7
Tb3Co neutron diffraction patterns obtained on
polycrystalline sample at 150 K.
8
Crystallographic structure of the Tb3Co.
9
Atomic positions and cell parameters in Tb3Co
10
Tb3Co neutron diffraction patterns obtained on
polycrystalline sample at 1.5 K.
11
Components of the magnetic moments in Tb3Co at
1.5K determined from neutron diffraction.
12
Magnetic structure of Tb3Co at 1.5K.
13
Temperature dependence of the components of the
magnetic moments of terbium atoms in 8d position.
14
Temperature dependence of the components of the
magnetic moments of terbium atoms in 4c position.
15
Temperature dependence of the intensity of two
peaks I1- satellite (000),I2-magnetic peak
(110).
16
Tb3Co Temperature dependence of angle position
of the satellite (0.0.0)
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Temperature dependence of incommensurate wave
vector k(m 0 0)
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