Fig. 4: Comparison of magnetization data of A3ReO5X2 (A = Ca, Sr, Pb) with theoretical calculations based on the OFTLM.
From: Chemically tunable quantum magnetism on the anisotropic triangular lattice in rhenium oxyhalides

Panels a–e show the temperature dependence of the magnetic susceptibility measured at 7 T52,53, where a T-independent component χ0 is subtracted. Panels f–j show quasi-isentropic magnetization curves in the field-increasing (solid lines) and field-decreasing (dashed lines) processes measured at the initial temperature of Tini = 5 K using a single-turn coil megagauss generator. The field derivative of the magnetization dM/d(μ0H) in the field-decreasing process is displayed in the right axis. Experimental curves are shown by colored lines, and theoretical curves fitted to each experimental data are shown by black lines. Theoretical M–H curves represent isentropic curves for Tini = 5 K. The fitting parameters for each compound are summarized in Table 2.