Infrared Hall conductivity of NaCoO
arXiv:cond-mat/0611019 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.76.033105
Abstract
We report infrared Hall conductivity of NaCoO thin films determined from Faraday rotation angle measurements. exhibits two types of hole conduction, Drude and incoherent carriers. The coherent Drude carrier shows a large renormalized mass and Fermi liquid-like behavior of Hall scattering rate, . The spectral weight is suppressed and disappears at T = 120K. The incoherent carrier response is centered at mid-IR frequency and shifts to lower energy with increasing T. Infrared Hall constant is positive and almost independent of temperature in sharp contrast with the dc-Hall constant.
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