Evolution of the Phase Diagram of LaFePAsOF ( = 0 -- 0.1)
arXiv:1408.0584 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.90.064504
Abstract
P/As-substitution effects on the transport properties of polycrystalline LaFePAsOF with = 0 -- 1.0 and = 0 -- 0.1 have been studied. In the F-free samples ( = 0), a new superconducting (SC) dome with a maximum of 12 K is observed around = 0 -- 0.3. This is separated from another SC dome with 10 K at = 0.6 -- 0.8 by an antiferromagnetic region ( = 0.3 -- 0.6), giving a two-dome feature in the phase diagram. As increases, the two SC domes merge together, changing to a double peak structure at = 0.05 and a single dome at = 0.1. This proves the presence of two different Fermi surface states in this system.
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