The analysis of heat capacity of MnGe metallic helimagnet
Abstract
Zero-field heat capacity of metallic helimagnet MnGe was analyzed based on the results of resistivity decomposition published previously by our group for the same crystal. Current procedure allowed identifying along with (i) electronic (γ ≈ 7 mJ/mol·K2) and (ii) phononic (ΘD ≈ 350 K) components (iii) the additional term, caused by the presence of spin fluctuations (SFs). The last contribution was found to exist in a wide range of temperatures in both paramagnetic (PM) and magnetically ordered states. However, its amplitude appears to be significantly lower in comparison with phononic component. The obtained value of spin fluctuation temperature θsf(MnGe) ≈ 330 K correlates well with previous estimations, as well as with results of various experiments, which predict the existence of SFs in MnGe at least up to 250 - 300 K.
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