Switching of Conducting Planes by Partial Dimer Formation in IrTe
arXiv:1402.1008 · doi:10.7566/JPSJ.83.033701
Abstract
Single-crystal X-ray diffraction was employed to study the structural-electronic phase transition of IrTe at approximately 270 K. The low-temperature structure was found to be a triclinic (space group ) characterized by the partial formation of Ir dimers in the triangular lattice of IrTe, resulting in a structural modulation with a wave vector of . First-principles band calculations demonstrate that tilted two-dimensional Fermi surfaces emerge in the triclinic phase, suggesting that switching of the conducting planes occurs from the basal plane of the trigonal IrTe to the tilted plane normal to of the triclinic IrTe.
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