Ultrasound in FeGe reveals a field-tunable conical-state fluctuation scale at 35 K and a field-independent CDW scale at 100 K, with magnetic stiffness controlling the acoustic softening.
Frustrated charge density wave and quasi-long-range bond-orientational order in the mag- netic kagome fege
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Nuclear resonant scattering detects phonon hardening at specific energies in the CDW phase of FeGe with minimal phonon or hyperfine changes in the incommensurate magnetic phase.
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Magnetoelastic signatures of the conical state and charge density waves in antiferromagnetic FeGe
Ultrasound in FeGe reveals a field-tunable conical-state fluctuation scale at 35 K and a field-independent CDW scale at 100 K, with magnetic stiffness controlling the acoustic softening.
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Phonons and magnetism of kagome FeGe probed by nuclear resonant scattering
Nuclear resonant scattering detects phonon hardening at specific energies in the CDW phase of FeGe with minimal phonon or hyperfine changes in the incommensurate magnetic phase.