Application of phenomenological Landau approach to the description of magnetic phase transitions in the ferromagnetic superconductor at ambient pressure
Diana V. Shopova

TL;DR
This paper applies a phenomenological Landau free energy approach expanded to eighth order to describe magnetic phase transitions in UGe2, explaining the possibility of successive phase transitions and matching experimental second-order transition data.
Contribution
It introduces an eighth-order Landau free energy expansion to model magnetic transitions in UGe2, capturing successive phase transitions and aligning with experimental second-order transition observations.
Findings
Successful modeling of successive magnetic phase transitions.
Identification of parameter conditions for second-order transition.
First-order transition between magnetically ordered phases.
Abstract
We study the possibility to apply phenomenological approach to the description of magnetic transitions in UGe2 with the help of Landau free energy expanded to 8-th order in magnetisation. The analysis shows that for certain values of parameters in front of M^4, and M^6 terms in the free energy there id possibility for the appearance of two successive phase transitions between the low-magnetisation and high-magnetisation phase with the same structure. We establish the relation of the parameters in Landau energy, for which the phase transition from the disordered to low-magnetisation phase is of second order as the experimental data shows. Within our approximation the transition between two magnetically ordered phases is of first order
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Taxonomy
TopicsRare-earth and actinide compounds · Theoretical and Computational Physics · Physics of Superconductivity and Magnetism
