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Studies of single crystalline UBe13 below 1 K using a capacitive magnetometer

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Measurements of the magnetic force and magnetic torque acting upon a high quality single crystal of UBe13 have been made with a Si cantilever capacitive magnetometer from 1.2 K to about 40 mK in a field of 10 T. The torque is found to approach low temperature saturation likeT 2; an identical temperature dependence is observed for the magnetic force and hence the susceptibility. While this temperature dependence of the susceptibility is consistent with a Fermi liquid ground state for UBe13 it also suggests, for this particular experiment, a dominant presence of magnetic torque in the magnetic force data.

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Schmiedeshoff, G.M. Studies of single crystalline UBe13 below 1 K using a capacitive magnetometer. Czech J Phys 46 (Suppl 4), 2061–2062 (1996). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02571022

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