Abstract
In amorphous GdAl spin glass, as in a number of other spin glasses, the susceptibility cusp first increases, then decreases in temperature with increasing field. An explanation for this behavior is found in terms of a competition between the noncritical linear susceptibility and the critical nonlinear susceptibility.
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