Ultrasonic observation of small Fermi surfaces in LaIn ( = Co, Rh, Ir)
arXiv:2512.06235
Abstract
We performed high-field ultrasonic measurements on LaIn ( = Co, Rh, Ir) to reveal the origin of the small Fermi surface that was recently observed in LaRhIn with an oscillation frequency of 6.8 T. We observed quantum oscillations originating from this Fermi surface in LaRhIn. In addition, we revealed that LaCoIn and LaIrIn exhibit quantum osciilations with frequencies below 100 T, indicating hidden Fermi surfaces in these compounds. Furthermore, Co-substituted LaRhIn exhibited quantum oscillations with a frequency of 10 T. Our results suggest that the small Fermi surface originates from bulk properties and that electrons of the transition metal contribute to its formation.
accepted in JJAP Conf. Proc (International work shop, Quest For The Non-Perturbative Magnetic Field Effects In The 1000-Tesla Magnetic Field Region)