Charge and Spin Density Waves observed through their spatial fluctuations by coherent and simultaneous X-ray diffraction
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| author | Jacques, V. L. R. Pinsolle, E. Ravy, S. Abramovici, G. Bolloc'h, David Le |
| author_facet | Jacques, V. L. R. Pinsolle, E. Ravy, S. Abramovici, G. Bolloc'h, David Le |
| contents | Spatial uctuations of spin density wave (SDW) and charge density wave (CDW) in chromium have been compared by combining coherent and simultaneous X-ray diffraction experiments. Despite their close relationship, spatial fluctuations of the spin and of the charge density waves display a very different behavior: the satellite reflection associated to the charge density displays speckles while the spin one displays an impressive long-range order. This observation is hardly compatible with the commonly accepted magneto-elastic origin of CDW in chromium and is more consistent with a purely electronic scenario where CDW is the second harmonic of SDW. A BCS model taking into account a second order nesting predicts correctly the existence of a CDW and explains why the CDW is more sensitive to punctual defects. |
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| spellingShingle | Charge and Spin Density Waves observed through their spatial fluctuations by coherent and simultaneous X-ray diffraction Jacques, V. L. R. Pinsolle, E. Ravy, S. Abramovici, G. Bolloc'h, David Le Strongly Correlated Electrons Spatial uctuations of spin density wave (SDW) and charge density wave (CDW) in chromium have been compared by combining coherent and simultaneous X-ray diffraction experiments. Despite their close relationship, spatial fluctuations of the spin and of the charge density waves display a very different behavior: the satellite reflection associated to the charge density displays speckles while the spin one displays an impressive long-range order. This observation is hardly compatible with the commonly accepted magneto-elastic origin of CDW in chromium and is more consistent with a purely electronic scenario where CDW is the second harmonic of SDW. A BCS model taking into account a second order nesting predicts correctly the existence of a CDW and explains why the CDW is more sensitive to punctual defects. |
| title | Charge and Spin Density Waves observed through their spatial fluctuations by coherent and simultaneous X-ray diffraction |
| topic | Strongly Correlated Electrons |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/1405.0738 |