Evidence for a nematic component to the Hidden Order parameter in URu2Si2 from differential elastoresistance measurements

Akash V. Maharaj; E. D. Bauer; I. R. Fisher; Mark Wartenbe; M. C. Shapiro; P. Giraldo-Gallo; R. E. Baumbach; Scott C. Riggs; S. Raghu

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Evidence for a nematic component to the Hidden Order parameter in URu2Si2 from differential elastoresistance measurements

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arxiv 1405.7403 v1 pith:CC544OY6 submitted 2014-05-28 cond-mat.str-el

Scott C. Riggs , M. C. Shapiro , Akash V. Maharaj , S. Raghu , E. D. Bauer , R. E. Baumbach , P. Giraldo-Gallo , Mark Wartenbe

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Measurements of the differential elastoresistance of URu$_2$Si$_2$ reveal that the fluctuations associated with the 17 K Hidden Order phase transition have a nematic component. Approaching the "Hidden Order" phase transition from above, the nematic susceptibility abruptly changes sign, indicating that while the Hidden Order phase has a nematic component, it breaks additional symmetries.

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