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. 2016 Jul 19;7:12146. doi: 10.1038/ncomms12146

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The structural (T_s, blue), magnetic (T_m, green), and superconducting transition temperatures (T_c, red and black) as a function of hydrostatic pressure in high-quality single crystals determined by anomalies in resistivity ρ(T) measured in the PCC (open circles), clamp-type CAC (closed circles), and constant-loading type CAC (closed squares). T_c values determined from the ac magnetic susceptibility (χ(T)) measurements in the clamp-type CAC are also shown (solid triangles). The magnetic phase is most likely a spin density wave (SDW) phase. Colour shades for the nematic, SDW, and superconducting (SC) states are guides to the eyes.