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arXiv 2609.06561cond-mat.mes-hallcond-mat.mtrl-sci

三维费米面与单晶锑薄片的厚度调控磁输运

Three-Dimensional Fermiology and Thickness-Tuned Magnetotransport in Single-Crystalline Antimony Flakes

  • South China University of Technology(华南理工大学)
  • Donghua University(东华大学)

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Mikhail Gaponov, Jicheng Wang, Liang Zha, Rui Wu

AI总结:

本文通过CVD生长的单晶锑薄片,结合磁输运和量子振荡测量,发现厚度增加通过提升载流子迁移率而非改变费米面结构,使极端磁电阻增强近30倍,揭示了维度依赖散射的调控机制。

AI中文摘要:

补偿半金属的极端磁电阻由费米面几何和载流子弛豫共同决定,但在有限尺寸结构中这些贡献难以区分。本文结合纵向和霍尔磁输运测量以及随温度和角度变化的Shubnikov--de Haas振荡,研究了通过化学气相沉积(CVD)生长的单晶Sb薄片,厚度范围为110至783 nm。随着厚度增加,2 K和14 T下的非饱和磁电阻(MR)上升近30倍,达到$7.13\times10^{5}\\%$,而主频率$F_{\alpha}$保持在约99 T,无系统性偏移。对$\rho_{xx}(B)$和$\rho_{xy}(B)$的联合三通道分析表明,这种演变是由近乎补偿的电子-空穴对的迁移率增加驱动的,而非主费米口袋的重构。角度依赖测量证实了闭合三维$\alpha$口袋的存在,且可重现的高频段(335-377 T)与体相Sb中$L$点口袋的电子$\beta$轨道一致。综合输运和量子振荡结果表明,厚度通过维度依赖的散射调控极端磁电阻,同时保持类体相的费米面拓扑。

英文摘要:

The extreme magnetoresistance of compensated semimetals is governed by both the Fermi-surface geometry and carrier relaxation, but these contributions are difficult to disentangle in finite-size structures. Here, we combine longitudinal and Hall magnetotransport measurements with temperature- and angle-dependent Shubnikov--de Haas oscillations in single-crystalline Sb flakes grown by chemical vapor deposition (CVD), with thicknesses ranging from 110 to 783 nm. As thickness increases, the non-saturating MR at 2 K and 14 T rises nearly 30-fold, reaching $7.13\times10^{5}\%$, while the primary frequency $F_α$ remains approximately 99 T without any systematic shift. A joint three-channel analysis of $ρ_{xx}(B)$ and $ρ_{xy}(B)$ reveals that this evolution is driven by an increase in the mobility of a nearly compensated electron--hole pair, rather than by a reconstruction of the primary pockets. Angle-dependent measurements confirm the existence of a closed three-dimensional $α$ pocket, and a reproducible high-frequency sector (335-377 T) is consistent with the electron $β$ orbit of the $L$-point pockets in bulk Sb. Together, the transport and quantum-oscillation results show that thickness tunes extreme MR through dimension-dependent scattering while preserving bulk-like fermiology.

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