Quantitative investigation of the 4 occupation in the quasikagome Kondo lattice CeRhPdSn
arXiv:2202.13201 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.104.235150
Abstract
CeRhSn with the Ce atoms forming a quasikagome lattice in the hexagonal plane has recently been discussed in the context of quantum criticality driven by magnetic frustration. Furthermore, it has been reported that the successive substitution of Rh by Pd leads to magnetic order. Here we have investigated the change of the 4 occupation in the substitution series CeRhPdSn for for = 0, 0.1, 0.3, 0.5, 0.75 by means of photoelectron spectroscopy with hard x-rays (HAXPES). The quantitative analysis of the core level spectra with a combined full multiplet and configuration interaction analysis shows a smooth decrease of the 4 contribution with rising due to an increase of the effective 4 binding energy and the reduction of the effective hybridization . We further compare valence band data with the calculated partial density of states and find that the Pd 4 states are about 1eV further away from the Ce 4 states at the Fermi energy than the Rh 4 states. In fact, the effective binding energy of the 4 states in the configuration interaction analysis of the core level spectra decreases by the same amount.
arXiv comment10 pages, 9 figures
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