Raman scattering investigation of quasi-one-dimensional superconductor TaPdTe
arXiv:1505.05247 · doi:10.1088/0953-8984/27/49/495701
Abstract
We have performed polarized Raman scattering measurements on the newly discovered superconductor TaPdTe ( K). We observe twenty-eight out of thirty-three Raman active modes, with frequencies in good accordance with first-principles calculations. Although most of the phonons observed vary only slightly with temperature and do not exhibit any asymmetric profile that would suggest strong electron-phonon coupling, the linewidth of the A phonon mode at 89.9 cm shows an unconventional increase with temperature decreasing, which is possibly due to a charge-density-wave transition or the emergence of charge-density-wave fluctuations below a temperature estimated to fall in the 140-200 K range.
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