To examine the Fermi surface of LuB12, measurements of the de Haas-van
Alphen (dHvA) effect were made at temperatures between 0.35 and 2 K i
n magnetic fields up to 12 Tesla. Oscillations in the susceptibility o
ccurred above 5 Tesla in any field direction relative to the single cr
ystal sample. From the Fourier transform of the data obtained, we conc
lude the Fermi surface of both conduction bands to have multiple extre
mal cross sections. For some of these orbits, the temperature dependen
ce of the dHvA signal was investigated to determine the corresponding
cyclotron mass. For a better understanding, a Full Potential Linearize
d Augmented Plane Wave-(FLAPW-) band structure calculation was carried
out and the shapes of the Fermi surfaces were determined. In addition
, we investigated the transverse magnetoresistance as a function of th
e field and the held direction. Its anisotropy, as well as the Shubnik
ov-de Haas (SdH) oscillations occurring in certain geometries, are in
agreement with the results of the dHvA measurements.