Abstract
We have measured magnetization at high pressure in the uranium ferromagnetic superconductor UGe_{2} and analyzed the magnetic data using Takahashi's spin fluctuation theory. There is a peak in the pressure dependence of the width of the spin fluctuation spectrum in the energy space T_{0} at P_{x}, the phase boundary of FM1 and FM2 where the superconducting transition temperature T_{sc} is highest. This suggests a clear correlation between the superconductivity and pressure-enhanced magnetic fluctuations developed at P_{x}. The pressure effect on T_{Curie}/T_{0}, where T_{Curie} is the Curie temperature, suggests that the less itinerant ferromagnetic state FM2 is changed to a more itinerant one FM1 across P_{x}. Peculiar features in relations between T_{0} and T_{sc} in uranium ferromagnetic superconductors UGe_{2}, URhGe, and UCoGe are discussed in comparison with those in high-T_{c} cuprate and heavy fermion superconductors.
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