Crystalline electric fields and the magnetic ground state of the novel Heusler intermetallic YbRh2Pb
D. A. Sokolov, M. S. Kim, M. C. Aronson, C. Henderson, P. W. Stephens
Abstract
We have synthesized a new intermetallic compound with a distorted Heusler structure, YbRh2Pb. We present a study of the magnetic, thermal, and transport properties. Heat capacity measurements revealed that YbRh2Pb orders magnetically below TN=0.57 K from a paramagnetic state with substantial crystal electric field splitting. Magnetic field further splits the ground state, which leads to the suppression of magnetic order in YbRh2Pb.
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