Nuclear magnetic susceptibility of metals with magnetic impurities
A. M. Dyugaev, Yu. N. Ovchinnikov, P. Fulde, K. Kladko
Abstract
We consider the contribution of magnetic impurities to the nuclear magnetic susceptibility χ and to the specific heat C of a metal. The impurity contribution to the magnetic susceptibility has a 1/T2 behaviour, and the impurity contribution to the specific heat has a 1/T behaviour, both in an extended region of temperatures T. In the case of a dirty metal the RKKY interaction of nuclear spins and impurity spins is suppressed for low temperatures and the main contribution to C and χ is given by their dipole-dipole interaction.
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