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Magnetic Behavior of Mn3GaC under High Magnetic Field and High Pressure. / Kamishima, Kenji; Bartashevich, Mikhail I.; Goto, Tsuneaki и др.
в: Journal of the Physical Society of Japan, Том 67, № 5, 15.05.1998, стр. 1748-1754.

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Kamishima, K, Bartashevich, MI, Goto, T, Kikuchi, M & Kanomata, T 1998, 'Magnetic Behavior of Mn3GaC under High Magnetic Field and High Pressure', Journal of the Physical Society of Japan, Том. 67, № 5, стр. 1748-1754. https://doi.org/10.1143/JPSJ.67.1748

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Kamishima, K., Bartashevich, MI., Goto, T., Kikuchi, M., & Kanomata, T. (1998). Magnetic Behavior of Mn3GaC under High Magnetic Field and High Pressure. Journal of the Physical Society of Japan, 67(5), 1748-1754. https://doi.org/10.1143/JPSJ.67.1748

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Kamishima K, Bartashevich MI, Goto T, Kikuchi M, Kanomata T. Magnetic Behavior of Mn3GaC under High Magnetic Field and High Pressure. Journal of the Physical Society of Japan. 1998 май 15;67(5):1748-1754. doi: 10.1143/JPSJ.67.1748

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Kamishima, Kenji ; Bartashevich, Mikhail I. ; Goto, Tsuneaki и др. / Magnetic Behavior of Mn3GaC under High Magnetic Field and High Pressure. в: Journal of the Physical Society of Japan. 1998 ; Том 67, № 5. стр. 1748-1754.

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title = "Magnetic Behavior of Mn3GaC under High Magnetic Field and High Pressure",
abstract = "We have measured the magnetization and magnetostriction of Mn3GaC in pulsed high magnetic fields up to 37 T and the magnetization under steady magnetic field and pressure up to 0.82 GPa. Mn3GaC is antiferromagnetic (AF) at low temperatures. It exhibits successive transitions to an intermediate (I), to a ferromagnetic (F) and to a paramagnetic phase. The transition between the AF and I phases is first order and the others are second order. The transition temperature between the I and F phases does not change greatly with increasing magnetic field. At low temperatures, a metamagnetic transition from the AF to the I state is observed. Volume magnetostriction measurement at 4.2 K indicates that the volume is abruptly decreased by the metamagnetic transition and then gradually shrinks with increasing field. High pressure stabilizes the F phase and enhances the Mn moment.",
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N2 - We have measured the magnetization and magnetostriction of Mn3GaC in pulsed high magnetic fields up to 37 T and the magnetization under steady magnetic field and pressure up to 0.82 GPa. Mn3GaC is antiferromagnetic (AF) at low temperatures. It exhibits successive transitions to an intermediate (I), to a ferromagnetic (F) and to a paramagnetic phase. The transition between the AF and I phases is first order and the others are second order. The transition temperature between the I and F phases does not change greatly with increasing magnetic field. At low temperatures, a metamagnetic transition from the AF to the I state is observed. Volume magnetostriction measurement at 4.2 K indicates that the volume is abruptly decreased by the metamagnetic transition and then gradually shrinks with increasing field. High pressure stabilizes the F phase and enhances the Mn moment.

AB - We have measured the magnetization and magnetostriction of Mn3GaC in pulsed high magnetic fields up to 37 T and the magnetization under steady magnetic field and pressure up to 0.82 GPa. Mn3GaC is antiferromagnetic (AF) at low temperatures. It exhibits successive transitions to an intermediate (I), to a ferromagnetic (F) and to a paramagnetic phase. The transition between the AF and I phases is first order and the others are second order. The transition temperature between the I and F phases does not change greatly with increasing magnetic field. At low temperatures, a metamagnetic transition from the AF to the I state is observed. Volume magnetostriction measurement at 4.2 K indicates that the volume is abruptly decreased by the metamagnetic transition and then gradually shrinks with increasing field. High pressure stabilizes the F phase and enhances the Mn moment.

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