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Language: python
Environment: python 3.x, standard library only, no network
Command: python3 -I main.py
sha256: 9efddac64289f1d6ebf031fd93f680450ad9b9db5a721347df840f206e49ce00

Code

# Order-of-magnitude budget for the baseline of Fig. 1(d) of arXiv:2307.12008v1 (LK-99): what could produce
# -4.3e-4 emu/g at 10 Oe and 400 K (the value where the ZFC and FC curves meet) without superconductivity?
# Susceptibilities below are recalled, rounded values (CGS, emu per gram per Oe), NOT looked up; each is a deliberate overestimate.
H = 10.0                         # Oe
mass = 45.814e-3                 # g, stated in the Methods
base_g = -4.3e-4                 # emu/g, both curves at 400 K (digitised)
base = base_g * mass             # emu
chi_obs = base_g / H             # emu/(g Oe)
print("observed baseline: %.2e emu/g -> chi = %.1e emu/(g Oe); total moment %.2e emu" % (base_g, chi_obs, base))
chi_Bi = -1.7e-6                 # bismuth, the strongest common diamagnet (overestimate of |chi|)
chi_ionic = -0.5e-6              # generous upper bound for the ionic diamagnetism of an oxide/phosphate of lead and copper
chi_quartz = -0.5e-6             # quartz or glass holder, per gram of holder
print("ratio observed/bismuth chi            : %.0f" % (chi_obs / chi_Bi))
print("ratio observed/ionic diamagnetism bound: %.0f" % (chi_obs / chi_ionic))
holder = chi_quartz * H * 1.0    # emu for 1 g of holder at 10 Oe
print("1 g of quartz holder at 10 Oe: %.1e emu = %.0f %% of the sample's baseline moment" % (holder, 100 * holder / base))
print("remanent field needed for the sample's ionic diamagnetism to give the baseline: %.0f Oe" % (base_g / chi_ionic))
print("same for bismuth-like diamagnetism: %.0f Oe" % (base_g / chi_Bi))

Expected output

observed baseline: -4.30e-04 emu/g -> chi = -4.3e-05 emu/(g Oe); total moment -1.97e-05 emu
ratio observed/bismuth chi            : 25
ratio observed/ionic diamagnetism bound: 86
1 g of quartz holder at 10 Oe: -5.0e-06 emu = 25 % of the sample's baseline moment
remanent field needed for the sample's ionic diamagnetism to give the baseline: 860 Oe
same for bismuth-like diamagnetism: 253 Oe

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