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| author | Lee, Sang-Eon Jung, Myung-Hwa |
| author_facet | Lee, Sang-Eon Jung, Myung-Hwa |
| contents | This study explores the identification of sample inhomogeneity via magnetic quantum oscillations analysis in semimetal NbSb$_2$. By doping Bi and Cr, we obtained a homogeneous Bi-doped sample and an inhomogeneous Cr-doped sample, whose homogeneity was confirmed by comparing the magnetic quantum oscillation before and after grinding the samples. The magnetic quantum oscillations in the inhomogeneous sample exhibited a distinct phase shift and unusual field-dependent amplitude, believed to result from a non-uniform Fermi energy. The analysis of the magnetic quantum oscillations demonstrated that the homogeneous Bi-doped sample can be interpreted by the symmetric and Lorentzian effective Fermi energy distribution, while the inhomogeneous Cr-doped sample exhibited an asymmetric distribution, illustrating an unconventional violation of the Lifshitz-Kosevich formula. This research provides a novel method for identifying material inhomogeneity and mitigating potential misinterpretations of magnetic quantum oscillations' unusual phase, commonly seen as a nontrivial Berry phase indicator in topological materials studies. |
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| spellingShingle | Inhomogeneity identification by measuring magnetic quantum oscillations Lee, Sang-Eon Jung, Myung-Hwa Materials Science This study explores the identification of sample inhomogeneity via magnetic quantum oscillations analysis in semimetal NbSb$_2$. By doping Bi and Cr, we obtained a homogeneous Bi-doped sample and an inhomogeneous Cr-doped sample, whose homogeneity was confirmed by comparing the magnetic quantum oscillation before and after grinding the samples. The magnetic quantum oscillations in the inhomogeneous sample exhibited a distinct phase shift and unusual field-dependent amplitude, believed to result from a non-uniform Fermi energy. The analysis of the magnetic quantum oscillations demonstrated that the homogeneous Bi-doped sample can be interpreted by the symmetric and Lorentzian effective Fermi energy distribution, while the inhomogeneous Cr-doped sample exhibited an asymmetric distribution, illustrating an unconventional violation of the Lifshitz-Kosevich formula. This research provides a novel method for identifying material inhomogeneity and mitigating potential misinterpretations of magnetic quantum oscillations' unusual phase, commonly seen as a nontrivial Berry phase indicator in topological materials studies. |
| title | Inhomogeneity identification by measuring magnetic quantum oscillations |
| topic | Materials Science |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2507.23246 |