Raman scattering study of NaFeCuAs
arXiv:1804.08671 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.98.094512
Abstract
We use polarization-resolved Raman scattering to study lattice dynamics in NaFeCuAs single crystals. We identify 4 phonon modes at 125, 172, 183 and 197 cm, and 4 phonon modes at 101, 138, 173, 226 cm. The phonon spectra are consistent with the group, which confirms that the Cu and Fe atoms form a stripe order. The temperature dependence of the phonon spectra suggests weak electron-phonon and magneto-elastic interactions.
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