Failed excitonic quantum phase transition in TaNi(SeS)
arXiv:2104.07032 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.104.L241103
Abstract
We study the electronic phase diagram of the excitonic insulator candidates TaNi(SeS) [x=0, ... ,1] using Raman spectroscopy. Critical excitonic fluctuations are observed, that diminish with and ultimately shift to high energies, characteristic of a quantum phase transition. Nonetheless, a symmetry-breaking transition at finite temperatures is detected for all , exposing a cooperating lattice instability that takes over for large . Our study reveals a failed excitonic quantum phase transition, masked by a preemptive structural order.
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