Local structural studies of BaKFeAs using atomic pair distribution function analysis
arXiv:1103.0294 · doi:10.1088/0953-8984/23/11/112202
Abstract
Systematic local structural studies of BaKFeAs system are undertaken at room temperature using atomic pair distribution function (PDF) analysis. The local structure of the BaKFeAs is found to be well described by the long-range structure extracted from the diffraction experiments, but with anisotropic atomic vibrations of the constituent atoms ( = ). The crystal unit cell parameters, the FeAs tetrahedral angle and the pnictogen height above the Fe-plane are seen to show systematic evolution with K doping, underlining the importance of the structural changes, in addition to the charge doping, in determining the properties of BaKFeAs.
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