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Magnetocrystalline anisotropy in a single crystal of CeNiGe 2

Jung et al., 2002

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8973586476593943802
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Jung M
Harrison N
Lacerda A
Nakotte H
Pagliuso P
Sarrao J
Thompson J
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Physical Review B

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We report measurements on single crystals of orthorhombic CeNiGe 2, which is found to exhibit highly anisotropic magnetic and transport properties. The magnetization ratio M (H∥ b)/M (H⊥ b) at 2 K is observed to be about 18 at 4 T and the electrical resistivity ratio ρ∥ …
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