The effect of a few per cent of thorium replacing uranium in the heavy-fermion superconductor UBe13 is dramatic. The low-temperature properties are drastically altered and a second transition of a controversial nature occurs below the onset of superconductivity. Other non-magnetic impurities are seen from various preliminary measurements to yield promise of different results. Normally such impurity studies show only gradual changes in properties, which are useful for extracting superconducting parameters, but the large effects seen in this heavy-fermoin superconductor highlight its exotic nature. © 1985
The actinide elements mark the emergence of 5f electrons. The f electrons possess sufficiently unuus...
The current understanding of the superconductivity of heavy-electron uranium compounds is reviewed. ...
The current understanding of the superconductivity of heavy-electron uranium compounds is reviewed. ...
Small amounts of Sc, Lu, Gd, Np, Ce, Th, La, and Ba have been substituted for uranium in UBe13 to ob...
Small amounts of Th and Lu impurities considerably affect both the low-temperature normal and the su...
Small amounts of Th and Lu impurities considerably affect both the low-temperature normal and the su...
It is demonstrated that weak boron doping of UBe13 drastically alters the temperature dependence of ...
It is demonstrated that weak boron doping of UBe13 drastically alters the temperature dependence of ...
It is demonstrated that weak boron doping of UBe13 drastically alters the temperature dependence of ...
Gadolinium impurities in UBe13 depress the Tc at an initial rate of -0.40 K/%, while in Th0.029U0.97...
After recognizing the occurrence of heavy electrons in metals at low temperatures it was found that ...
I discuss recent experiments on the heavy fermion superconductor U_(1-x) Th_xBe_(13), with an emphas...
I discuss recent experiments on the heavy fermion superconductor U_(1-x) Th_xBe_(13), with an emphas...
Experimental studies are discussed which shed light on the nature of the heavy fermion normal state,...
The influence of Al incorporation on the heavy fermion superconductor UBe13 was investigated to expl...
The actinide elements mark the emergence of 5f electrons. The f electrons possess sufficiently unuus...
The current understanding of the superconductivity of heavy-electron uranium compounds is reviewed. ...
The current understanding of the superconductivity of heavy-electron uranium compounds is reviewed. ...
Small amounts of Sc, Lu, Gd, Np, Ce, Th, La, and Ba have been substituted for uranium in UBe13 to ob...
Small amounts of Th and Lu impurities considerably affect both the low-temperature normal and the su...
Small amounts of Th and Lu impurities considerably affect both the low-temperature normal and the su...
It is demonstrated that weak boron doping of UBe13 drastically alters the temperature dependence of ...
It is demonstrated that weak boron doping of UBe13 drastically alters the temperature dependence of ...
It is demonstrated that weak boron doping of UBe13 drastically alters the temperature dependence of ...
Gadolinium impurities in UBe13 depress the Tc at an initial rate of -0.40 K/%, while in Th0.029U0.97...
After recognizing the occurrence of heavy electrons in metals at low temperatures it was found that ...
I discuss recent experiments on the heavy fermion superconductor U_(1-x) Th_xBe_(13), with an emphas...
I discuss recent experiments on the heavy fermion superconductor U_(1-x) Th_xBe_(13), with an emphas...
Experimental studies are discussed which shed light on the nature of the heavy fermion normal state,...
The influence of Al incorporation on the heavy fermion superconductor UBe13 was investigated to expl...
The actinide elements mark the emergence of 5f electrons. The f electrons possess sufficiently unuus...
The current understanding of the superconductivity of heavy-electron uranium compounds is reviewed. ...
The current understanding of the superconductivity of heavy-electron uranium compounds is reviewed. ...