Structural Evolution from Hyper-Honeycomb to Honeycomb Networks and Superconductivity in LaPtSi
arXiv:2408.17033 · doi:10.7566/JPSJ.93.124709
Abstract
We report the crystal structures and superconductivity (SC) of LaPtSi () that are solid solutions of LaSi and LaPtSi with centrosymmetric tetragonal (, , \#141) and non-centrosymmetric tetragonal (, , \#109) structures, respectively. It was found that at , the non-centrosymmetric tetragonal symmetry is preserved, while partial disorder appears in alternating Pt and Si of the hyper-honeycomb network. The superconducting transition temperature was drastically reduced from 3.9 K to 1.5 K as varies from 1.0 to 0.86. Additionally, a hexagonal phase with an AlB-type structure (, , \#191) has been discovered at with a honeycomb network of statistically distributed Pt and Si atoms. The hexagonal phase exhibited SC at K. This system provides an opportunity to investigate the relationship between topological electronic states, SC, and disorders
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