Figure 2: Energy dependence of the INS intensity for YbMgGaO4. | Nature Communications

Figure 2: Energy dependence of the INS intensity for YbMgGaO4.

From: Nearest-neighbour resonating valence bonds in YbMgGaO4

Figure 2

The excitation continuum was probed with the incident neutron energy of 5.5 meV (a) and 2.3 meV (b). Black arrows show the lower boundary (gap energy) of the spin-wave excitations in the fully polarized state. This boundary is determined as the energy, where the high-temperature (35 K, 0 T) INS intensity crosses the low-temperature (0.1 K, 8.5 T) one. Error bars on INS data indicate one standard error propagated from neutron counts (using Horace-Matlab), and all measured Q space is integrated.

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