Insulator to Metal Transition under High Pressure in FeNb$_3$Se$_{10}$
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| author | Wang, Haozhe Huyan, Shuyuan Downey, Eoghan Wang, Yang Smolenski, Shane Li, Du Yang, Li Bostwick, Aaron Jozwiak, Chris Rotenberg, Eli Bud'ko, Sergey L. Canfield, Paul C. Cava, R. J. Jo, Na Hyun Xie, Weiwei |
| author_facet | Wang, Haozhe Huyan, Shuyuan Downey, Eoghan Wang, Yang Smolenski, Shane Li, Du Yang, Li Bostwick, Aaron Jozwiak, Chris Rotenberg, Eli Bud'ko, Sergey L. Canfield, Paul C. Cava, R. J. Jo, Na Hyun Xie, Weiwei |
| contents | Non-magnetic FeNb$_3$Se$_{10}$ has been demonstrated to be an insulator at ambient pressure through both theoretical calculations and experimental measurements and it does not host topological surface states. Here we show that on the application of pressure, FeNb$_3$Se$_{10}$ transitions to a metallic state at around 3.0 GPa. With a further increase in pressure, its resistivity becomes independent of both temperature and pressure. Its crystal structure is maintained to at least 4.4 GPa. |
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| spellingShingle | Insulator to Metal Transition under High Pressure in FeNb$_3$Se$_{10}$ Wang, Haozhe Huyan, Shuyuan Downey, Eoghan Wang, Yang Smolenski, Shane Li, Du Yang, Li Bostwick, Aaron Jozwiak, Chris Rotenberg, Eli Bud'ko, Sergey L. Canfield, Paul C. Cava, R. J. Jo, Na Hyun Xie, Weiwei Strongly Correlated Electrons Non-magnetic FeNb$_3$Se$_{10}$ has been demonstrated to be an insulator at ambient pressure through both theoretical calculations and experimental measurements and it does not host topological surface states. Here we show that on the application of pressure, FeNb$_3$Se$_{10}$ transitions to a metallic state at around 3.0 GPa. With a further increase in pressure, its resistivity becomes independent of both temperature and pressure. Its crystal structure is maintained to at least 4.4 GPa. |
| title | Insulator to Metal Transition under High Pressure in FeNb$_3$Se$_{10}$ |
| topic | Strongly Correlated Electrons |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.06460 |