ABSTRACTThe heat capacity Cp of graphite-CoC12 (stage 2) is measured at zero and high (up to 14 T) magnetic fields (H applied in-plane). By suppressing the magnetic contribution to Cp at the highest fields, we are able to decompose Cp into its electronic, lattice, and magnetic contributions. The magnetic heat capacity CM is seen to have a broad peak at ⋍ 9.1 K. The shape of this peak is consistent with the reported Monte Carlo calculations of CM based on a twodimensional xy model.
Benchmarking a GATE/Geant4 Monte Carlo model for proton beams in magnetic fields