Superconductivity in Ce3PdIn11 single crystals – intrinsic phenomenon or parasitic effect?

Single crystals of the compound Ce3PdIn11 that belongs to a large family of superconducting cerium indides with the general formula CemTnIn3m+2n (T stands for d-electron transition metal) were grown from indium flux and characterized by means of low-temperature specific heat and electrical resisitiv...

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Published in:Journal of physics. Conference series 2022-03, Vol.2164 (1), p.012006
Main Authors: Chajewski, G, Gnida, D, Das, D, Kaczorowski, D
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Cerium
Electron transitions
Low temperature
Magnetic properties
Physics
Single crystals
Superconductivity
Transition metals
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Summary:Single crystals of the compound Ce3PdIn11 that belongs to a large family of superconducting cerium indides with the general formula CemTnIn3m+2n (T stands for d-electron transition metal) were grown from indium flux and characterized by means of low-temperature specific heat and electrical resisitivity measurements. The collected data revealed significant sample-dependent divergence in their magnetic and superconducting properties which raises the question of whether these two cooperative phenomena are intrinsic properties of Ce3PdIn11.
ISSN:1742-6588
1742-6596
DOI:10.1088/1742-6596/2164/1/012006