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Experiments with resonant photons at the U M4 edge have been performed on asample of USb_{0.9}Te_{0.1}, which has an incommensurate magnetic structurewith k = 0.596(2) reciprocal lattice units. The reflections of the form <kkk>,as observed previously in a commensurate k = 1/2 system [N. Bernhoeft et al.,Phys. Rev. B 69 174415 (2004)] are observed, removing any doubt that theseoccur because of multiple scattering or high-order contamination of theincident photon beam. They are clearly connected with the presence of a 3kconfiguration. Measurements of the <kkk> reflections from the sampleUAs_{0.8}Se_{0.2} in a magnetic field show that the transition at T* ~ 50 K isbetween a low-temperature 2k and high-temperature 3k state and that thistransition is sensitive to an applied magnetic field. These experiments stressthe need for quantitative theory to explain the intensities of these <kkk>reflections.Comment: submitted to Phys. Rev.

physical review. b, condensed matter and materials physics

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