Multiband effect in elastoresistance of Fe(Se,Te)
arXiv:2005.11765 · doi:10.1209/0295-5075/131/57001
Abstract
We have investigated the elastoresistance of two FeSeTe (x about 0.4 - 0.5) compounds that have a close chemical composition but differ significantly in electronic properties. The first compound has a negative temperature coefficient of resistance and does not show any phase transitions other than superconducting. The elastoresistance of this compound approximately follows low as it usually occurs in Fe(Se,S) with metallic conductivity. The second compound has a metallic type of conductivity and in addition to the superconducting transition, there is also a phase transition at a temperature of about 30 K. The elastoresistance of the second compound is sign-reversing and can be approximated with the sum of two Curie-Weiss type terms with opposite signs and different critical temperatures which suggest a competition of contributions to the elastoresistance from different band valleys.
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