Universal renormalization group flow toward perfect Fermi-surface nesting driven by enhanced electron-electron correlations in monolayer vanadium diselenide
arXiv:1804.03766 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.99.014106
Abstract
In the present study we examine nature of a charge ordering transition in monolayer vanadium diselenide (), which would be distinguished from that of bulk samples, driven by more enhanced electron-electron correlations. Recently, angle resolved photoemission spectroscopy measurements uncovered that the Fermi surface nesting becomes perfect, where the dynamics of hot electrons is dispersionless along the orthogonal direction of the nesting wave-vector. In addition, scanning tunneling microscopy measurements confirmed that the resulting CDW state shows essentially the same modulation pattern as the three dimensional system of . Here, we perform the renormalization group analysis based on an effective field theory in terms of critical CDW fluctuations and hot electrons of imperfect Fermi-surface nesting. As a result, we reveal that the imperfect nesting universally flows into perfect nesting in two dimensions, where the Fermi velocity along the orthogonal direction of the nesting vector vanishes generically. We argue that this electronic reconstruction is responsible for the observation that the CDW transition temperature is much more enhanced to be around than that of the bulk sample.
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