Frequency dependence of the spin glass freezing temperatures in icosahedral R–Mg–Zn (R = rare earth) quasicrystals
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We present ac susceptibility measurements with the frequency spanning three orders of magnitude on single grain, icosahedral R–Mg–Zn (R = rare earth) quasicrystals. The freezing temperature in Gd-based, Heisenberg spin glasses in this family increases by ∼2% with a frequency increase from 10 Hz to 10 kHz, whereas the freezing temperature in the non-Heisenberg members of the family is significantly more responsive to the frequency change (by 16–22%), suggesting that an additional magnetic anisotropy distribution in the non-Heisenberg spin glasses causes changes in the low frequency magnetic dynamics.
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This article is published by Taylor & Francis as Bud'ko, Sergey L., and Paul C. Canfield. "Frequency dependence of the spin glass freezing temperatures in icosahedral R–Mg–Zn (R= rare earth) quasicrystals." Philosophical Magazine 92, no. 35 (2012): 4492-4497. DOI: 10.1080/14786435.2012.714084.