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Abstract
133Cs/7Li-NMR study was performed on a quasi-two-dimensional spin system Cs2Mn3LiF12, in which S &equal; 2 Mn atoms form undistorted Kagome lattice. We have observed a clear splitting in the Li-NMR resonance line for a single crystal at low temperatures below TN &equal; 3.6 K. The longitudinal nuclear spin relaxation rate T−11 of both Cs and Li-NMR showed a critical divergence at the same temperature. These observations are considered to be a microscopic evidence for an occurrence of long range magnetic order due to a weak inter-plane spin interactions.
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1 Physics division, Sophia University, Tokyo 102-8554 Japan
2 Faculty of Science, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Tokyo 152-8550 Japan
3 Institute for material research, Tohoku University, 980-8577 Japan