First order structural phase transition in CaFeAs
arXiv:0806.4328 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.78.014523
Abstract
CaFeAs has been synthesized and found to form in the tetragonal, ThCrSi structure with lattice parameters and . Upon cooling through 170 K, CaFeAs undergoes a first order, structural phase transition to a low temperature, orthorhombic phase with a K range of hysteresis and coexistence. This transition is clearly evident in microscopic, thermodynamic and transport measurements. CaFeAs is the third member of the AFeAs (A = Ba, Sr, Ca) family to exhibit such a dramatic phase transition and is a promising candidate for studies of doping induced superconductivity.
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