Anomalous Magnetism of UPT3:
Yukihiro Okuno, Kazumasa Miyake
Abstract
UPt3 exhibits a paradoxical behavior in its antiferromagnetism. Namely, the neutron scattering experiments surely detect the antifferomagnetic ordering below the transition temperature TN 5K, while no trace of the transition is seen in the NMR experiments and in the specific heat at TN. For resolution of this paradox, we propose the ``SDW state'' which oscillates with a finite frequency larger than those of the NMR and smaller than those of the neutron scattering. For demonstrating such possibility we seek the divergent point of susceptibility, and offer a preliminary calculation of the frequency dependence of ``magnetization''.
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