Observation of antiphase coherent phonons in the warped Dirac cone of BiTe
arXiv:1610.03444 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.94.161113
Abstract
In this Rapid Communication we investigate the coupling between excited electrons and phonons in the highly anisotropic electronic structure of the prototypical topological insulator BiTe. Using time- and angle-resolved photoemission spectroscopy we are able to identify the emergence and ultrafast temporal evolution of the longitudinal-optical A coherent-phonon mode in BiTe. We observe an antiphase behavior in the onset of the coherent-phonon oscillations between the and the high-symmetry directions that is consistent with warping. The qualitative agreement between our density-functional theory calculations and the experimental results reveals the critical role of the anisotropic coupling between Dirac fermions and phonon modes in the topological insulator BiTe.
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