Combined magnetic and electric interaction is studied for cadmium in ferromagnetic gadolinium. The magnetic hyperfine field at 15 K is determined to be - 327(8) kG and its temperature dependence is compared to the magnetization at nearest Gd atoms. The angle β which the magnetic hyperfine field forms with the main component of the electric field gradient tensor is found to vary smoothly with temperature from β ≈ 35° at 0 K to β = 0° at the Curie temperature (293 K).
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