de Haas-van Alphen oscillations have been observed in lutetium single crystals using high impulsive magnetic fields. A single-frequency branch is reported which has a minimum value of 3.75 MG along the c axis and extends {~} 22^∘{} in both the (1{}210) and ({}1100) planes. Comparison of the experimental results with the relativistic-augmented-plane-wave Fermi surface of Loucks suggests that the electron columns are pinched off at the symmetry point H.
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