Low field DC SQUID nuclear magnetic resonance on single crystal UPt3

  • R. Körber
  • , A. Casey
  • , B. P. Cowan
  • , M. E. Digby
  • , J. Li
  • , J. Luo
  • , C. P. Lusher
  • , J. Saunders
  • , D. Drung
  • , T. Schurig
  • , J. B. Kycia
  • , J. I. Hong
  • , D. N. Seidman
  • , W. P. Halperin

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Abstract

A SQUID spectrometer is being used to study high-quality single crystals of UPt3 in low magnetic fields by performing pulsed NMR on 195Pt. The system uses a multiloop DC SQUID with additional positive feedback and operates in flux-locked loop mode from DC to 3 MHz. It has an overall coupled energy sensitivity of 800h and a dead time of ∼5 μs. NMR signals from UPt3 have been observed in both the superconducting mixed state and in the normal state. A bulk platinum marker is used to determine the magnetic field. Measurements of 195Pt Knight shifts in UPt3 are reported.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)523-524
Number of pages2
JournalPhysica C: Superconductivity and its applications
Volume388-389
DOIs
StatePublished - May 2003
Eventproceedings of the 23rd international conference on low temper - Hiroshima, Japan
Duration: 20 Aug 200227 Aug 2002

Keywords

  • DC SQUID
  • NMR
  • UPt

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