Magnetic and thermodynamic studies on the distorted kagome magnet Pr3⁡BWO9

We report specific heat, ac/dc magnetic susceptibility as well as static and pulsed field magnetization studies on the distorted kagome magnet Pr3⁡BWO9 down to 0.4 K and up to high magnetic fields. The low-temperature thermodynamic properties are found to be governed by an electronic quasidoublet gr...

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Main Authors: Elghandour, Ahmed (Author) , Arneth, Jan Victor (Author) , Yadav, A. (Author) , Luther, S. (Author) , Khuntia, P. (Author) , Klingeler, Rüdiger (Author)
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Language:English
Published: 10 July, 2025
In: Physical review
Year: 2025, Volume: 112, Issue: 2, Pages: 1-8
ISSN:2469-9969
DOI:10.1103/43bm-x8cj
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Author Notes:A. Elghandour, J. Arneth, A. Yadav, S. Luther, P. Khuntia, and R. Klingeler
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Summary:We report specific heat, ac/dc magnetic susceptibility as well as static and pulsed field magnetization studies on the distorted kagome magnet Pr3⁡BWO9 down to 0.4 K and up to high magnetic fields. The low-temperature thermodynamic properties are found to be governed by an electronic quasidoublet ground state, the energy splitting of which amounts to Δ1≃18 K and exhibits a quadratic field dependence with 𝑔eff=2.6. Fitting of the specific heat data implies that the next excited state is strongly gapped at Δ2=430 K and threefold degenerate in zero field. Our dc and ac susceptibility studies down to 0.4 K do not detect signatures of distinct spin glass behavior. Pulsed field magnetization measurements up to 60 T confirm the Ising-like paramagnetic nature of the magnetic ground state, which is characterized by 𝑚𝐽=±4 and the anisotropy energy 𝐸𝑎≃950 K.
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ISSN:2469-9969
DOI:10.1103/43bm-x8cj