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Crossover from first-to-second-order ferromagnetic transition in narrowband manganite Sm

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Figure. 1 - Temperature (T) dependence of (a) resistivity (ρ), (b) magnetization (M), and (c) thermoelectric power
Figure. 2 - (a) Molar specific heat after subtracting the background, Cmag as a function of temperature
Figure. 3 - H – T phase diagram of SSMO single crystal. Closed and open symbols correspond to the
Figure. 4 - Temperature dependence of (a) resistivity (both heating and cooling cycles) and (b) real part of ac susceptibility (χ/) (cooling cycle) of SSMO crystal for different hydrostatic pressures
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