Optical study on electronic structure of the locally non-centrosymmetric CeRhAs
arXiv:2109.00758 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.105.235141
Abstract
The electronic structures of the heavy-fermion superconductor CeRhAs with the local inversion symmetry breaking and the reference material LaRhAs have been investigated by using experimental optical conductivity () spectra and first-principal DFT calculations. In the low-temperature spectra of CeRhAs, a -conduction electron hybridization and heavy quasiparticles are clearly indicated by a mid-infrared peak and a narrow Drude peak. In LaRhAs, these features are absent in the spectrum, however, it can nicely be reproduced by DFT calculations. For both compounds, the combination between a local inversion symmetry breaking and a large spin-orbit (SO) interaction plays an important role for the electronic structure, however, the SO splitting bands could not be resolved in the spectra due to the small SO splitting size.
arXiv comment7 pages, 8 figures
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