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The mechanism of drastic change of Fermi surfaces as well as transportanomalies near P=Pc=2.35 GPa in CeRhIn5 is explained theoretically. The keymechanism is pointed out to be the interplay of magnetic order and Ce-valencefluctuations. We show that the antiferromagnetic state with "small" Fermisurfaces changes to the paramagnetic state with "large" Fermi surfaces withhuge enhancement of effective mass of electrons with keeping finite c-fhybridization. This explains the drastic change of the de Haas-van Alphensignals. Furthermore, it is also consistent with the emergence of T-linearresistivity simultaneous with the residual resistivity peak at P=Pc in CeRhIn5.

Origin of Drastic Change of Fermi Surface and Transport Anomalies in CeRhIn5 under Pressure