Heavy fermions in cerium and uranium compounds studied by the de Haas–van Alphen experiment
Authors:
- S. ArakiSAS. Araki
- R. SettaiRSR. Settai
- M. NakashimaMNM. Nakashima
- H. ShishidoHSH. Shishido
- S. IkedaSIS. Ikeda
- H. NakawakiHNH. Nakawaki
- Y. HagaYHY. Haga
- N. TateiwaNTN. Tateiwa
- T.C. KobayashiTKT.C. Kobayashi
- H. HarimaHHH. Harima
- H. YamagamiHYH. Yamagami
- Y. AokiYAY. Aoki
- 1 June 2002
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Physics and Chemistry of Solids
- Vol. 63 (6-8) , 1133-1139
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