Tuning of charge density wave transitions in LaAuSb by pressure and Au-stoichiometry
arXiv:2005.10164 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.102.125110
Abstract
Two charge density wave transition can be detected in LaAuSb at ~ 110 and ~ 90 K by careful electrical transport measurements. Whereas control of the Au site occupancy in LaAuSb (for 0.9 < x < 1.0) can suppress each of these transitions by ~ 80 K, the application of hydrostatic pressure can completely suppress the lower transition by ~ 10 kbar and the upper transition by ~ 17 kbar. Clear anomalies in the resistance as well as the magnetoresistance are observed to coincide with the pressures at which the charge density wave transitions are driven to zero.
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