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Emergent magnetism, heavy electrons and pressure-induced reentrant superconductivity in the iron substituted 4d transition-metal sulfides
Superconductivity emerging from or in the vicinity of magnetic states is generally considered to be mediated by spin fluctuations and thus lies beyond the scope of conventional electron-phonon coupled BCS framework. Here we report the emergence of novel ferromagnetism in the d-electron rhodium sulfi
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