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Specific heat of the enhanced paramagnetic material palladium was measured in magnetic field up to 11 T. The fitted value of the electronic-specific-heat coefficient γ was found to decrease from 9.36 mJ/mole K² at zero field to 8.63 mJ/mole K² at 11 T, but we did not observe a field dependence of the Debye temperature θD. We attribute our findings to the paramagnon effect in palladium.
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