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We investigate quantum phase transitions for the s=1/2 antiferromagnetic Heisenberg model on the pyrochlore lattice. By means of the series expansion method starting from isolated tetrahedra, the ground-state phase diagram is determined. When the ratio of the two competing exchange couplings is varied, a first-order (second-order) quantum phase transition occurs between two spin gap phases (the spin-gap and the antiferromagnetic phases). We also discuss some properties expected for the $s=1$ pyrochlore spin system.
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