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Electronic and nuclear magnetism in PtFex at milli-, and nanokelvin temperatures

Nuclear magnetic resonance, ac susceptibility, and nuclear heat capacity of Pt samples with different concentrations of magnetic impurities x in the ppm range have been studied at magnetic fields (0 ± 0.05) mT ⩽ B⩽248 mT and at temperatures 0.3 μK ⩽ T⩽100 mK. Spin-lattice and spin-spin relaxation times of 195Pt strongly depend on the impurity content x, and the nuclear heat capacity data show enhanced values which scale with x at low polarization of the nuclear spin system. We present a model to describe the heat capacity data with a spatially varying internal field caused by the magnetic impurities. There is no indication for a nuclear magnetic ordering of 195Pt to a nuclear temperature of Tn = 0.3 μK and an electronic temperature of Tel = 1.5 μK.