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Phonon dynamics in Chromium under pressure: absence of phonon criticality at the approach of the quantum critical point
Fermi surface nesting is key to understanding the origin of the itinerant antiferromagnetic spin density wave in chromium. This magnetic order is accompanied by a charge-density wave, and both density waves disappear above the critical pressure $P_c \approx 10$ GPa at low temperatures, defining a qu
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