Consistency between ARPES and STM measurements on SmB 6
@article{Matt2020ConsistencyBA, title={Consistency between ARPES and STM measurements on SmB 6}, author={C. Matt and H. Pirie and A. Soumyanarayanan and Michael M. Yee and Yang He and D. Larson and Wendel S Paz and J. J. Palacios and M. Hamidian and J. Hoffman}, journal={Physical Review B}, year={2020}, volume={101}, pages={085142} }
The Kondo insulator ${\mathrm{SmB}}_{6}$ has emerged as a primary candidate for exotic quantum phases, due to the predicted formation of strongly correlated, low-velocity topological surface states and corresponding high Fermi-level density of states. However, measurements of the surface-state velocity in ${\mathrm{SmB}}_{6}$ differ by orders of magnitude, depending on the experimental technique used. Here we reconcile two techniques, scanning tunneling microscopy (STM) and angle-resolved… CONTINUE READING
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