Optical spectroscopy study of charge density wave order in SrRhSn and (SrCa)RhSn
arXiv:1609.04206 · doi:10.1007/s11433-017-9007-0
Abstract
We perform optical spectroscopy measurement across the charge density wave (CDW) phase transitions on single-crystal samples of SrRhSn and (SrCa)RhSn. Formation of CDW energy gap was clearly observed for both single-crystal samples when they undergo the phase transitions. The existence of a Drude component in below \TCDW indicates that the Fermi surface is only partially gapped in the CDW state. The obtained value of 2/KT is roughly 13 for both SrRhSn and (SrCa)RhSn compounds. The value is considerably larger than the mean-field value based on the weak-coupling BCS theory. The observed spectral feature in (SrCa)RhSn resembles those seen in many other CDW systems.
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