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Page 1: Electronic Raman  Spectroscopy  in  a Nut Shell (I)

Electronic Raman Spectroscopy in a Nut Shell (I)

Yu HeSC MeetingOct 10, 2013

• Raman and History

• Experimental Setup• Geometry in Raman

• Position Raman among other Techniques

• Raman in Superconducting Materials• Mode coupling• SC Gap

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Electronic Raman Spectroscopy in a Nut Shell (I)

• Raman and History

• Experimental Setup• Geometry in Raman

• Position Raman among other Techniques

• Raman in Superconducting Materials• Mode coupling• SC Gap

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Raman at First Glance

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Very Frist Raman by Raman

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Milestones to Modern Raman

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Electronic Raman Spectroscopy

Resonant Inelastic X-ray Scattering

Molecules (gas and liquid)

Solid (electronic)

From Molecules to Solid

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Electronic Raman Spectroscopy in a Nut Shell (I)

Yu HeSC MeetingOct 10, 2013

• Raman and History

• Experimental Setup• Geometry in Raman

• Position Raman among other Techniques

• Raman in Superconducting Materials• Mode coupling• SC Gap

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Backscattering Raman

electro-optic modulator (EOM)

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Geometry in Raman

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Electronic Raman Spectroscopy in a Nut Shell (I)

Yu HeSC MeetingOct 10, 2013

• Raman and History

• Experimental Setup• Geometry in Raman

• Position Raman among other Techniques

• Raman in Superconducting Materials• Mode coupling• SC Gap

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e-ph: Migdal

Coulomb: FL, MFL

e-magnon

Single Particle vs Two Particles

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Electronic Conductivity

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IR Spectroscopy

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Electronic Raman Spectroscopy in a Nut Shell (I)

Yu HeSC MeetingOct 10, 2013

• Raman and History

• Experimental Setup• Geometry in Raman

• Position Raman among other Techniques

• Raman in (Superconducting) Materials• Mode coupling• SC Gap

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Start from single metal? Not so easy!

• Strong screening – small interaction volume

• Parabolic dispersion and spherical FS – further reduce cross section

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Nb3Sn

40K

1.8K

1.8K

1.8K

V3Si

‘HighTc’ Convenional SC

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Tc ~ 7.2K, Tcdw ~33K, Hc2 ~42kG

Competition and Mode Coupling

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Mode description

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Highc SC

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Highc SC

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Highc SCBi2212

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Highc SC

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M. Le Tacon et al., Nat. Phys. 2, 537 (2006)

Highc SC

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Highc SC

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Highc SC

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Bi2212

0.15 0.20 0.22

Highc SC

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Highc SC

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Two magnon excitations

Highc SC

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FT- Raman RIXS

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