Electronic correlations effect on nontrivial topological fermions in CoSi
arXiv:2012.02969 · doi:10.1140/epjb/s10051-021-00091-1
Abstract
The present study has been carried out to understand the effect of electronic correlations on the recently found fermions in CoSi. For which the spectral functions of bulk and (001) surface of CoSi have been investigated by using DFT+DMFT advanced methodology at T = 100 K with and without inclusion of spin-orbit coupling (SOC). All the newly found fermions are observed at and points similar to other theoretical and experimental reports. Our DFT+DMFT calculations for the bulk states have shown one extra hole pocket at point. Both coherent and incoherent features have been observed in the spectra of bulk CoSi. This indicates the presence of quasiparticle-quasiparticle (QP-QP) interactions which is eventually affecting the lifetime () of exotic fermionic QPs. For instance, the calculated for QPs at -30 and -186 mev are found to be s and s, respectively when SOC is not considered. However, corrections have shown for spin-1 fermionic QP at to be infinite while for double Weyl fermionic QP at point to be s. Their effective masses () have also been calculated as 1.60 and 1.64 at and points, respectively. Furthermore, the spectral functions at T = 100 K of (001) surface have also shown both coherent and incoherent features. Consequently, at = 0 for surface states has been calculated of the order s for both without SOC and with SOC inclusions.
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