Normal State Magnetic Properties of Ni and Zn Substituted in YBa2Cu3 O6+x: Hole-Doping Dependence
P. Mendels, J. Bobroff, G. Collin, H. Alloul, M. Gabay, J. F. Marucco, N. Blanchard, B. Grenier
Abstract
We present SQUID susceptibility data on Zn and Ni substituted YBa2Cu3O6+x. Cross-checks with NMR yield an unprecedented accuracy in the estimate of the magnetic susceptibility associated with the substituants, from the underdoped to the lightly overdoped case. This allows us to determine the Weiss temperature θfor YBCO: its value is very small for all hole dopings nh. Since in conventional metals, the Kondo temperature, TK<θ, magnetic screening effects would not be expected for T θ; in contrast, increasing nh produces a reduction of the small moment induced by Zn2+ and a nearly constant effective moment for Ni2+ corresponding to a spin 1/2 rather than to a spin 1.
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