Classification of Collective Modes in a Charge Density Wave by Momentum-Dependent Modulation of the Electronic Band Structure
arXiv:1505.07350 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.91.201106
Abstract
We present time- and angle-resolved photoemission spectroscopy measurements on the charge density wave system CeTe. Optical excitation transiently populates the unoccupied band structure and reveals a gap size of 2 = 0.59 eV. The occupied Te-5p band dispersion is coherently modified by three modes at = 2.2 THz, = 2.7 THz and = 3 THz. All three modes lead to small rigid energy shifts whereas is only affected by and . Their spatial polarization is analyzed by fits of a transient model dispersion and DFT frozen phonon calculations. We conclude that the modes and result from in-plane ionic lattice motions, which modulate the charge order, and that originates from a generic out-of-plane phonon. We thereby demonstrate how the rich information from trARPES allows identification of collective modes and their spatial polarization, which explains the mode-dependent coupling to charge order.
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