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تسجيل مستخدم جديدFeedback of superconductivity on the magnetic excitation spectrum of UTe$_{2}$
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We investigate the spin dynamics in the superconducting phase of UTe$_{2}$ by triple-axis inelastic neutron scattering on a single crystal sample. At the wave-vector $bf{k_1}$=(0, 0.57, 0), where the normal state antiferromagnetic correlations are peaked, a modification of the excitation spectrum is evidenced, on crossing the superconducting transition, with a reduction of the relaxation rate together with the development of an inelastic peak at $Omega$ $approx$ 1 meV. The low dimensional nature and the the $a$-axis polarization of the fluctuations, that characterise the normal state, are essentially maintained below $T_{sc}$. The high ratio $Omega/k_{B}T_{sc}$ $approx$ 7.2 contrasts with the most common behaviour in heavy fermion superconductors.
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