Magnetic anisotropy of chiral magnet Yb(Ni1-xCux)3Al9 at high magnetic fields
Abstract
We have measured the magnetization of rare-earth chiral magnets Yb(Ni1-xCux)3Al9 for x=0 and 0.06 up to 14.5 T. Magnetization for the field direction H c, which is the hard axis at low temperatures and low fields, overtakes the easy axis magnetization for H c above 4 T. We analyzed this overtaking of the magnetization curves by considering a crystalline electric field model. It is shown that the B66 term, which connects the |5/2 and the |7/2 states through the off-diagonal matrix element, is responsible for the characteristic magnetization process in this compound. We also introduce orbital dependent exchange interactions to explain the temperature dependence of magnetic susceptibility.
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