Fig. 1: Magnetic susceptibility and phase diagram of UTe2. | Communications Physics

Fig. 1: Magnetic susceptibility and phase diagram of UTe2.

From: Comparison of two superconducting phases induced by a magnetic field in UTe2

Fig. 1

a Temperature-dependence of the inversed magnetic susceptibility 1/χ of UTe2 in magnetic fields H applied along the three main crystallographic directions a, b, and c. Inset: Temperature-dependence of the magnetic susceptibility χ for H||a, b, and c, in a log-log scale. b Low-temperature magnetic-field versus angle phase diagram of UTe2, in fields applied along variable directions from b to a (angle ϕ) and from b to c (angle θ). Two low-temperature paramagnetic regimes and identified: correlated paramagnetism (CPM) and polarized paramagnetism (PPM). SC1 is the low-field superconducting phase, and SC2 and SC-PPM are the superconducting phases induced by magnetic fields H||b and H tilted by 27 ± 5° from b in the (b, c) plane, respectively. Hc,2 is the critical superconducting field and Hm is the metamagnetic field. Data from by Ran et al.33 and Knebel et al.37 were plotted in this Figure.

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