Zero Field Nmr Study on a Spin Glass: Iron-Doped 2hydrogen-Niobium Diselenide
Chen, Men-Chee
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Title
Zero Field Nmr Study on a Spin Glass: Iron-Doped 2hydrogen-Niobium Diselenide
Author(s)
Chen, Men-Chee
Issue Date
1982
Department of Study
Physics
Discipline
Physics
Degree Granting Institution
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Degree Name
Ph.D.
Degree Level
Dissertation
Keyword(s)
Physics, Nuclear
Language
eng
Abstract
We have used spin echoes to study the ('93)Nb NQR in 2H-NbSe(,2)Fe(,x). We measured (intensity) x (temperature), and T(,1P) (spin-lattice relaxation parameter) and T(,2) (spin-spin relaxation time) as a function of temperature. Our data reveal dramatic difference between non-spin glass samples (x = 0, 0.25%, 1% and 5%) and spin glass samples (x = 8%, 10% and 12%). Defining the spin glass transition temperature T(,g) by the cusp of the susceptibility versus temperature curve, we find well-defined minima at T = T(,g) in (intensity) x (temperature), T(,1P) and T(,2) as a function of temperature. Deduction of a correlation time of Fe spins from T(,1P) and T(,2) is complicated by the intensity changes which imply that one observes different groups of nuclei at different temperatures. We propose a two-correlation-time model, which utilizes the anisotropy of the exchange interaction, to overcome this difficulty. All of our NQR results and the model calculation of the correlation times of Fe spins are best described by the phase transition picture of spin glasses.
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