A. Grauel
Technische Hochschule
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European Physical Journal B | 1991
Christoph Geibel; C. Schank; Stephan Thies; H. Kitazawa; C. D. Bredl; A. Böhm; M. Rau; A. Grauel; R. Caspary; R. Helfrich; U. Ahlheim; G. Weber; F. Steglich
UPd2Al3 is a new heavy-fermion superconductor with a recordTc of 2 K. In addition, it shows a transition to long-range antiferromagnetic order atTN=14 K. Its Sommerfeld coefficient is reduced from γp=210mJ/K2 mole in the paramagnetic to γ0=150mJ/K2 mole in the antiferromagnetic phase.
European Physical Journal B | 1991
Christoph Geibel; Stephan Thies; D. Kaczorowski; A. Mehner; A. Grauel; B. Seidel; U. Ahlheim; R. Helfrich; K. Petersen; C. D. Bredl; F. Steglich
Measurements of the resistivity, susceptibility and specific heat are reported which clearly show that the hexagonal compound UNi2Al3 is a heavy-fermion magnet belowTN=4.6 K and a heavy-fermion superconductor belowTc=1 K.
European Physical Journal B | 1992
A. Krimmel; Peter Fischer; B. Roessli; H. Maletta; C. Geibel; C. Schank; A. Grauel; A. Loidl; F. Steglich
An elastic neutron scattering study was performed on the new superconducting heavy fermion systems UPd2Al3 and UNi2Al3. The neutron diffraction patterns reveal unambiguously long range antiferromagnetic order in UPd2Al3 with an ordered magnetic momentμU = (0.85±0.03)μB, which coexists with the superconducting state. This is by far the largestμU value observed for any heavy fermion superconductor. For UNi2Al3, no long-range magnetic order could be observed for temperaturesT≧1.5 K, yielding an upper limit of the ordered moment of 0.2μB.
Physica C-superconductivity and Its Applications | 1991
Christoph Geibel; U. Ahlheim; C. D. Bredl; J. Diehl; A. Grauel; R. Helfrich; H. Kitazawa; R. Köhler; R. Modler; M. Lang; C. Schank; Stephan Thies; F. Steglich; N. Sato; T. Komatsubara
Abstract We report measurements on polycrystalline and, for the first time, single-crystalline samples of UPd2Al3, a new heavy-fermion superconductor (HFS) with a record-Tc of 2K and an antiferromagnetic transition at TN = 14K.
Journal of Alloys and Compounds | 1994
C. Schank; F. Jährling; L Luo; A. Grauel; C. Wassilew; R. Borth; G Olesch; C. D. Bredl; Christoph Geibel; F. Steglich
Abstract We present an investigation of CeTMAl phase diagrams with TMRu, Pd, Pt and Au. Several new compounds have been characterized by measurements of the electrical resistivity ϱ ( T ), the do susceptibility χ ( T ) and, in some cases, the specific heat C ( T ). We find that in the compounds with TMRu, the hybridization strength between 4f and conduction electrons is strong, leading in most compounds to an intermediate valent (IV) state. By contrast, most of the investigated compounds with TMPd, Pt and Au order magnetically indicating a much weaker hybridization strength. However, some of the Pt and especially Pd compounds are very near to the crossover from the magnetic to the non-magnetic regime as deduced from a Kondo-type maximum in the resistivity and a large electronic specific heat at low temperatures.
Journal of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials | 1992
Christoph Geibel; C. Kämmerer; B. Seidel; C. D. Bredl; A. Grauel; F. Steglich
Abstract The ground state of three CeTMX 2 compounds with CeNiSi 2 structure type was investigated by electrical-resistivity, magnetic-susceptibility and specific-heat measurements. Whereas CeNiSi 2 is an intermediate-valent system, we observe in CePtSi 2 and CeNiGe 2 magnetic ordering in the presence of heavy fermions. The trends in heavy-fermion formation on going from either the 111 or 122 to the 112 compounds are discussed.
Physica B-condensed Matter | 1993
C. Geibel; A. Böhn; R. Caspary; K. Gloos; A. Grauel; P. Hellmann; R. Modler; C. Schank; G. Weber; F. Steglich
Abstract We present a status report on our investigation of the two new heavy fermion superconductors UNi 2 Al 3 and UPd 2 Al 3 . We discuss in particular the magnetic phase diagram, crystal field effects and the properties of the superconducting state.
Physica B-condensed Matter | 1990
F. Steglich; G. Sparn; R. Moog; S. Horn; A. Grauel; M. Lang; M. Nowak; A. Loidl; A. Krimmel; K. Knorr; A. P. Murani; M. Tachiki
Abstract A monotonous increase of the Kondo temperature in Ce(Cu1−xNix)2Ge2 from 7 (x = 0) to 30 K (x = 1) is accompanied by drastic changes of ground state properties: for x⩽0.2, a modulated magnetic structure (q01 = (0.28, 0.28, 0.54)) involving Kondo-reduced local Ce moments ( μ s = 0.74μ B Ce for x = 0) forms below TN1(x). TN1 = 4. 1 K for CeCu2Ge2 is strongly depressed upon increasing x. At x ≲ 0.2, a different modulation develops below TN2(x) which becomes maximum (≃4 K) for x = 0.5. Since this is characterized by a very small value of q02 (=(0, 0, 0.13) at x = 0.5) and a gradually decreasing ordered moment (reaching μs ≲ 0.2μB/Ce for x ⩾0.65), we ascribe it to “heavy fermion band magnetism”. For 0.02⩽x⩽0.3, the two modulations seem to be superposed at sufficiently low temperatures. A non-magnetic heavy fermion ground state exists for x > 0.75.
Physica C-superconductivity and Its Applications | 1991
F. Steglich; U. Ahlheim; A. Böhm; C. D. Bredl; R. Caspary; Christoph Geibel; A. Grauel; R. Helfrich; R. Köhler; M. Lang; A. Mehner; R. Modler; C. Schank; C. Wassilew; G. Weber; W. Assmus; N. Sato; T. Komatsubara
Abstract We discuss the superconducting and other phase transitions in CeCu 2 Si 2 and UT 2 Al 3 (T: Ni,Pd). For CeCu 2 Si 2 , a novel lattice instability is found to limit the highest T c attainable by appropriate heat treatment. In the UT 2 Al 3 homologs, antiferromagnetism develops at T N = 4.6K (14K) and possibly coexists with heavy-fermion superconductivity below T c = 1K (2K) for T = Ni(Pd).
Journal of Alloys and Compounds | 1995
M. Weiden; A. Grauel; J. Norwig; S. Horn; F. Steglich
Abstract The strontium niobate compounds Sr 4 Nb 2 O 9 and Sr 5 Nb 4 O 15 were prepared by solid state reactions and studied by high-resolution X-ray powder diffraction measurements. The structures of the two systems Sr 4 Nb 2 O 9 and Sr 5 Nb 4 O 15 were obtained by Rietveld analysis, indicating triclinic and monoclinic unit cell parameters, respectively. Both structures reveal a layering of Sr O planes. The Nb ions are located in octahedral holes between the Sr O layers.