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Magnetic susceptibility and muon spin rotation (\muSR) experiments have beencarried out to study the effect of structural disorder on the non-Fermi-liquid(NFL) behavior of the heavy-fermion alloy Ce(Ru_{0.5}Rh_{0.5})_2Si_2. Analysisof the bulk susceptibility in the framework of disorder-driven Griffiths-phaseand Kondo-disorder models for NFL behavior yields relatively narrowdistributions of characteristic spin fluctuation energies, in agreement with\muSR linewidths that give the inhomogeneous spread in susceptibility. \muSRand NMR data both indicate that disorder explains the "nearly NFL" behaviorobserved above \sim2 K, but does not dominate the NFL physics found at lowtemperatures and low magnetic fields.Comment: 6 pages, 4 figures, REVTeX, submitted to Phys. Rev.

physical review. b, condensed matter

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