Correlation between charge density waves and antiferromagnetism in Nd1-xGdxNiC2 solid solution
Abstract
We report a study on the evolution of a charge density wave and antiferromagnetism in the series of the polycrystalline solid solution Nd1-xGdxNiC2 (0 ≤ x ≤ 1) by means of magnetic and transport properties measurements. The experimental results reveal the violation of the de Gennes law and a strong correlation between the Peierls, N\'eel and Curie-Weiss temperatures, which strongly suggests a cooperative interaction between the charge density wave state and antiferromagnetism due to Fermi surface nesting enhancement of the RKKY interaction. We also find that, the obtained results for the Nd1-xGdxNiC2 (0 ≤ x ≤ 1) series overlap with the TCDW trend line in the phase diagram for RNiC2 family.
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