Lccm. Nagamine et al., Fe-57 Mossbauer spectroscopic and magnetic studies of R3Fe29-xVx (R = Y, Ce, Nd, Sm, Gd, Tb, and Dy), HYPER INTER, 121(1-8), 1999, pp. 273-277
Mossbauer spectra for Fe atoms in the series of R3Fe29-xVx (R = Y, Ce, Nd,
Sm, Gd, Tb, and Dy) compounds were collected at 4.2 K. The ratio of 14.5 T/
mu(B) between the average hyperfine field B-hf and the average Fe magnetic
moment mu(Fe)(MS), obtained from our data, in Y3Fe29-xVx is in agreement wi
th that deduced from the RxTy alloys by Gubbens et al. The average Fe magne
tic moments mu(Fe)(MS) in these compounds at 4.2 K, deduced from our Mossba
uer spectroscopic studies, are in accord with the results of magnetization
measurement. The average hyperfine field of the Fe sites for R3Fe29-xVx at
4.2 K increases with increasing values of the rare earth effective spin (g(
J) - 1) J, which indicates that there exists a transferred spin polarizatio
n induced by the neighboring rare earth atom.