作者: T F Qi , O B Korneta , Xiangang Wan , L E DeLong , P Schlottmann
DOI: 10.1088/0953-8984/24/34/345601
关键词: Condensed matter physics 、 Field (physics) 、 Wilson ratio 、 Instability 、 Metal 、 Paramagnetism 、 Ground state 、 Electrical resistivity and conductivity 、 Magnetic susceptibility 、 Chemistry
摘要: We report an experimental/theoretical study of single-crystal Bi2Ir2O7 that possesses a metallic state with strongly exchange-enhanced paramagnetism. The ground is characterized by the following features: (1) divergent low-temperature magnetic susceptibility indicates no long-range order down to 50?mK; (2) field-dependent coefficients T and T3 terms specific heat; (3) conspicuously large Wilson ratio RW???53.5; (4) unusual temperature field dependences Hall resistivity abruptly change below 80?K, without any clear correlation behavior. All these unconventional properties suggest existence exotic in Bi2Ir2O7.