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Pressure-Induced Stacking Disorder and Suppression of Long-Range Sm-type Order in Medium-Entropy Rare-Earth Alloys
Rare-earth medium-entropy alloys provide a platform for investigating how chemical disorder modifies the well-established pressure-induced structural evolution of close-packed $4f$ lanthanides. Here, we study TbHoEr and TbHoDy using synchrotron X-ray diffraction in diamond anvil cells. Both alloys t
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