Magneto-oscillations on specific heat of graphene monolayer
arXiv:1508.06648 · doi:10.1016/j.physleta.2015.10.046
Abstract
Measurement of magnetic oscillations on thermodynamic quantities (like magnetization and specific heat), is one of the experimental methods to access the density of states of electronic systems. In the present paper we therefore theoretically explore the oscillatory phenomena on the specific heat of graphenes considering gapped and gapless cases in a quantized magnetic field. Further situations is also considered, as the influence of impurities, Coulomb interaction and phonons. We could then map the magnetic oscillations on the specific heat of graphenes under these constraints and the obtained results are a good starting point and guide for further experimental works.
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