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Light scattering from the critical modes of the Verwey transition in magnetite

Borroni, S.  
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Teyssier, J.
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Piekarz, P.
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November 6, 2018
Physical Review B

We present inelastic light scattering data on a single crystal of magnetite (Fe3O4) across the Verwey transition. We identify anomalies of the lattice vibrations that originate from strong coupling to electronic excitations. We reveal spectroscopic signatures of diffusive modes in the electronic contribution to the Raman response function. We thereby provide information on the critical dynamics and the hierarchy of the structural and electronic modes in the mechanism of the Verwey transition.

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research article
DOI
10.1103/PhysRevB.98.184301
Web of Science ID

WOS:000449386900001

Author(s)
Borroni, S.  
Teyssier, J.
Piekarz, P.
Kuzmenko, A. B.
Oles, A. M.
Lorenzana, J.
Carbone, F.  
Date Issued

2018-11-06

Publisher

AMER PHYSICAL SOC

Published in
Physical Review B
Volume

98

Issue

18

Article Number

184301

Subjects

Materials Science, Multidisciplinary

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Physics, Applied

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Physics, Condensed Matter

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Materials Science

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Physics

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neutron diffuse-scattering

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fe3o4

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temperature

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raman

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ferrites

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spectra

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REVIEWED

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December 13, 2018
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