Abstract
Ferromagnetism of nuclear spins in a monocrystalline sample has been observed by NMR in the presence of a high magnetic field and in the microkelvin temperature range. The three spins of one crystalline cell are equivalent when the field is along the [111] axis of the crystal and inequivalent for the field along the [100] axis. At negative temperature, the structures are ferromagnetic with domains for both orientations. In the [100] orientation, it is a two-sublattice ferromagnetism: Spins belonging to different sublattices of have different polarizations within the same domain.
- Received 18 December 1990
DOI:https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevLett.66.2810
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