Electronic and dynamical properties of CeRhAs: Role of RhAs layers and expected hidden orbital order
arXiv:2102.02735 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.104.L041109
Abstract
Recently discovered heavy fermion CeRhAs compound crystallizes in the nonsymmorphic symmetry, which enables the occurrence of topological protection. Experimental results show that this material exhibits unusual behavior, which is manifested by the appearance of two superconducting phases. In this work, we uncover and discuss a role of RhAs layers and their impact on the electronic and dynamical properties of the system. The location of Ce atoms between two non-equivalent layers allows for the realization of hidden orbital order. We point out that the electronic band structure around the Fermi level is associated mostly with Ce and Rh orbitals and suggest the occurrence of the Lifshitz transition induced by the external magnetic field. We discuss also the role played by the -- orbital hybridization in the electronic band structure.
8 pages, 5 figures; Supplemental Material: 10 pages, 8 figures
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