Pressure-Induced Magnetism and Hidden Order in URu2Si2
P. Chandra, P. Coleman, J. A. Mydosh
Abstract
We discuss the discovery of pressure-induced antiferromagnetism in URu2Si2, in the context of neutron, NMR and μSR results. The identification of a critical pressure separating mean-field and Ising phase transitions leads us to propose that the system lies close to a bicritical point associated with magnetic and (non-magnetic) hidden order. We conclude that the recent observation of an isotropic, field-independent component in the silicon NMR line-width implies that the hidden order parameter breaks time-reversal invariance and present a preliminary discussion of the underlying nature of the hidden order parameter.
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