We measured the specific heat of YbNi2B2C in applied fields up to 18 T. As
the magnetic field is increased, the peak in the specific heat associated w
ith the Kondo anomaly moved to higher temperatures. This behavior is consis
tent with theoretical predictions, and a semi-quantitative description of t
his continuous evolution of the specific heat is presented. Previously, the
magnetoresistance of this system was measured, and a comparison is made be
tween field-dependent response of the thermodynamic and transport propertie
s of YbNi2B2C. (C) 1999 Elsevier Science B.V. All rights reserved.