"Magneto-oscillatory behavior and magnetism in quasi-two-dimensional or" by J. S. Brooks, S. J. Klepper et al.
 

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Article

Abstract

We have studied the magneto-oscillatory behavior of quasi-two-dimensional (quasi-2D) organic conductors of the type (BEDT-TTF)2XHg(SCN)4, where X = K, Rb, NH4, in order to probe the underlying magnetic behavior of these materials. The K and Rb compounds are metallic down to 50 mK, but are not superconducting. They both display a dual series of magneto-oscillations, a magnetic ordering at low temperatures, below about 10 K, and a sharp drop in the magnetoresistance associated with the destruction of this phase with the application of high magnetic fields at low temperatures. In contrast, the NH4 material is a superconductor at low temperatures (below 1K) up to a pressure of at least 4 kbar. It also displays a complex background magnetoresistance upon which is superposed a single oscillation series. In all three organic materials, there is a strong interaction between the underlying magnetic phases (which influences the open orbits) and the magneto-oscillations which result from the quasi-2D Fermi surface behavior. © 1993.

Publication Title

Synthetic Metals

Publication Date

3-29-1993

Volume

56

Issue

1

First Page

1791

Last Page

1794

ISSN

03796779

DOI

10.1016/0379-6779(93)90327-S

Keywords

organic conductors, magnetic fields, magneto-oscillations, Fermi surface

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