19 research outputs found
Temperature and Magnetic Field Dependencies of Condon Domain Phase in Lifschitz-Kosevich-Shoenberg Approximation
The temperature and magnetic field behavior of non-uniform diamagnetic phase
of strongly correlated electron gas at the conditions of dHvA effect is
analyzed. It is shown, that in the framework of Lifschitz-Kosevich-Shoenberg
approximation the magnetic induction splitting, as well as the range of
existence of Condon domains, are characterized by strong dependencies on
temperature, magnetic field and impurities of the sample.Comment: 7 pages, 7 figure
Diamagnetic Phase Transition and Phase Diagrams in Beryllium
The model of diamagnetic phase transition in beryllium which takes into
account the quasi 2-dimensional shape of the Fermi surface of beryllium is
proposed. It explains correctly the recent experimental data on observation of
non-homogeneous phase in beryllium at the conditions of strong dHvA effect when
the strong correlation of electron gas results in instability of homogeneous
phase and formation of Condon domain structure.Comment: 5 pages, 4 figure
Temperature and Magnetic Field Dependencies in a Model of Diamagnetic Hysteresis in Beryllium
The model of diamagnetic hysteresis loop of strongly correlated electron gas
at the conditions of dHvA effect is developed. It is shown, that in the
framework of Rayleigh theory for magnetization loop, the coercive force and
remnant magnetization in every period of dHvA oscillations are characterized by
strong dependencies on temperature, magnetic field and Dingle temperature.Comment: 7 pages, 4 figure
Shape-dependent Depinning of a Domain Wall by a Magnetic Field and a Spin-Polarized Current
The effect of sample shape on the depinning of the domain wall (DW) driven by
an applied magnetic field or a spin-polarized current is studied theoretically.
The shape effect resulting from the modulation of the sample width (geometric
pinning) can essentially affect the DW depinning. We found a good agreement
between the ratios of the critical values of the magnetic field and the
spin-polarized current predicted by the theory and measured in the experiment.Comment: 9 pages, 5 figure
Domain Walls in a Tetragonal Chiral p-Wave Superconductor
Domain walls in a tetragonal chiral p-wave superconductors with broken time
reversal symmetry are analyzed in the framework of the Ginsburg-Landau theory.
The energy and the jump of the magnetic induction on the wall were determined
for different types of walls as functions of the parameters of the
Ginzburg-Landau theory and orientation of the domain wall with respect to the
crystallographic axes. We discuss implications of the analysis for
, where no stray magnetic fields from domain walls were detected
experimentally.Comment: 8 pages, 2 figure
Giant parametric amplification of the nonlinear response in a single crystal of beryllium in a quantizing magnetic field
The nonlinear response to an ac magnetic field with and without parametric pumping was studied
experimentally on a rod-like beryllium single crystal at low temperatures in a quantizing magnetic
field applied parallel to the hexagonal axis. At low temperatures (≤ 3 K) giant parametric
amplification of the nonlinear response is observed in narrow windows near de Haas– van Alphen
(dHvA) beating antinodes where the amplitude of the magnetic oscillations is maximal. This effect
is of threshold character with respect to the amplitude of the dHvA oscillations and occurs as a result
of a diamagnetic phase transition of a strongly correlated electron gas into nonuniform state
with formation of Condon domain structure. It is shown that the nonuniform phase appears periodically
in a magnetic field. The components of rectified signal field reproduce the envelope of H–T
critical curves and can be used for reconstruction of diamagnetic phase diagrams