Magnetic anisotropy in CsGd(MoO)probed by EPR spectroscopy.

Here we report electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) study of rare-earth paramagnet CsGd(MoO). Multifrequency EPR measurements allowed us to directly probe the splitting of the lowestSmultiplet of Gdion and revealed the rhombic type of single-ion anisotropy. An easy-axis anisotropy approximation with a rhombic distortion of the Gdlocal environment describes obtained EPR spectra and yield energies ofSsplitting.

Influence of an Anomalous Temperature Dependence of the Phase Coherence Length on the Conductivity of Magnetic Topological Insulators.

Magnetotransport constitutes a useful probe to understand the interplay between electronic band topology and magnetism in spintronic devices. A recent theory of Lu and Shen [Phys. Rev.

Hysteresis of Low-Temperature Thermal Conductivity and Boson Peak in Glassy (g) AsS: Nanocluster Contribution.

Experimental results of the thermal conductivity (k(T)) of nanostructured g-AsS during cooling and heating processes within the temperature range from 2.5 to 100 K have been analysed. The paper has considered thermal conductivity is weakly temperature k(T) dependent from 2.

Coexistence of Antiferromagnetism and Superconductivity in Heavy Fermion Cerium Compound Ce3PdIn11.

Many current research efforts in strongly correlated systems focus on the interplay between magnetism and superconductivity. Here we report on coexistence of both cooperative ordered states in recently discovered stoichiometric and fully inversion symmetric heavy fermion compound Ce3PdIn11 at ambient pressure. Thermodynamic and transport measurements reveal two successive magnetic transitions at T1 = 1.

Multiple-timescale relaxation dynamics in CsGd(MoO4)2--a dipolar magnet with a highly anisotropic layered crystal structure.

The dynamic properties of the dipolar magnet CsGd(MoO4)2 have been studied. The frequency and temperature dependence of the AC susceptibility investigated in the paramagnetic region above 2 K revealed the co-existence of magnetic field induced slow and fast relaxation channels with a timescale differing by three orders of magnitude. The slow relaxation is determined by the properties of the first coordination sphere of the Gd(3+) ion and has the character of a two-phonon Orbach process.