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Author (up) Sereni, J.G.; Schmerber, G.; Kappler, J.P. doi  openurl
  Title Thermodynamic Behavior of Ce Compounds Close to a T->0 Critical Point Type Journal Article
  Year 2013 Publication IEEE Transactions on Magnetics Abbreviated Journal IEEE Trans. Magn.  
  Volume 49 Issue 8 Pages 4647-4651  
  Keywords cerium compounds; critical points; entropy; palladium compounds; specific heat; CePd3Bx; CePd3Bex; cerium compounds; critical point; entropy; specific heat; thermodynamic behavior; Compounds; Entropy; Heating; Saturation magnetization; Temperature dependence; Temperature measurement; Thermodynamics; Cerium; magnetic properties; thermodynamics  
  Abstract There is a reduced group of Ce very heavy Fermions (VHF) which do not order magnetically down to at least T ≈ 500 mK because they are very close to a Tord = 0 critical point. These compounds are at the top of the limT→ 0 Cm/T specific heat values because they collect very high density of low energy excitations. From the analysis of Cm(T)/T and entropy Sm(T) dependencies performed on selected CePd3Mx ternaries (where M = B and Be) a quantitative evaluation of an upper limit for the density of excitations can be proposed. These observations exclude any evidence of Cm(T)/T divergency as T→ 0 in agreement with thermodynamic laws. A comparison with selected Yb-base VHF supports these features.  
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