Abstract

Magnetic properties of TmS have been examined in high magnetic fields by means of resistivity, specific heat and magnetization measurements using a high quality single crystal. The high-field magnetization measurements indicate that the magnetization for H ∥ is quite suppressed at high fields. The observed results can be explained reasonably by taking into consideration of O 2 0 -type ferro electric quadrupolar (FQ) interactions and the crystalline electric field effect. The new phase which has been induced by applying magnetic fields, might be ascribed to the O 2 0 -type FQ ordering. The established magnetic field-temperature phase diagram implies that the antiferromagnetic interaction and O 2 0 -type FQ interaction coexist at low temperatures.

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