Comment on ''Phase Diagram of LaSrCuO Probed in the Infrared: Imprints of Charge Stripe Excitations''
arXiv:cond-mat/0303493 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevLett.91.129701
Abstract
Recently Lucarelli {\it et al.} have reported\cite{lucarelli} temperature-dependence of the in-plane optical reflectivity of LaSrCuO over a wide doping range, focusing on the infrared peaks at 30 cm (for =0.12), 250 cm and 510 cm. They interpreted the first peak (30 cm) as a signature of charge stripe ordering, while the latter two (250 cm and 510 cm) are attributed to the polaronic charge excitations. However, careful readers would notice that the reported spectra are largely different from those so far measured on the same system. As we illustrate below, all these peaks are caused by an uncontrolled leakage of the c-axis reflectivity into the measured spectra.
arXiv comment1 page, 1 figure, accepted for publication in Phys. Rev. Lett 91 (2003)
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