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Fermi Surface and Cyclotron Mass of CeB6

Yoshichika Ōnuki, Takemi Komatsubara, P.H.P. Reinders, M Springford

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The angular dependence of the de Haas-van Alphen (dHvA) frequency has been studied in the Kondo lattice compound CeB 6 . The Fermi surface of CeB 6 is quite similar to that of PrB 6 or LaB 6 , with an electron pocket of almost the same size as that in PrB 6 . We have also determined the field dependence of the heavy cyclotron mass for the main belly orbit in CeB 6 and have confirmed a discrepancy between the present mass and the one estimated from the low temperature specific heat coefficient.

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The angular dependence of the de Haas-van Alphen (dHvA) frequency has been studied in the Kondo lattice compound CeB 6 . The Fermi surface of CeB 6 is quite similar to that of PrB 6 or LaB 6 , with an electron pocket of almost the same size as that in PrB 6 . We have also determined the field dependence of the heavy cyclotron mass for the main belly orbit in CeB 6 and have confirmed a discrepancy between the present mass and the one estimated from the low temperature specific heat coefficient.

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The angular dependence of the de Haas-van Alphen (dHvA) frequency has been studied in the Kondo lattice compound CeB 6 . The Fermi surface of CeB 6 is quite similar to that of PrB 6 or LaB 6 , with an electron pocket of almost the same size as that in PrB 6 . We have also determined the field dependence of the heavy cyclotron mass for the main belly orbit in CeB 6 and have confirmed a discrepancy between the present mass and the one estimated from the low temperature specific heat coefficient.

Key concepts: Fermi surface, Cyclotron, Condensed matter physics, De Haas–van Alphen effect, Effective mass (spring–mass system), Physics, Electron, Cyclotron resonance

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