Infrared reflectivity of SrRuO3

We discuss the infrared reflectivity of strontium rutenate, SrRuO3, measured from 40 cm-1 to 10000 cm-1. The relative high reflectance at low frequencies and the semimetallic behavior at values between 300 cm-1 and 1900 cm-1 found in this compound is in accordance with a system with relatively free...

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Autores principales: De La Cruz, F.P., Massa, N.E., Cuffini, S.L., Carbonio, R.E.
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spelling todo:paper_00150193_v185_n1-4_p277_DeLaCruz2023-10-03T14:13:21Z Infrared reflectivity of SrRuO3 De La Cruz, F.P. Massa, N.E. Cuffini, S.L. Carbonio, R.E. Electrons Infrared spectroscopy Light absorption Light reflection Mathematical transformations Numerical analysis Phonons Photoconductivity Kramers-Kronig analysis Multioscillator analyses Optical conductivity Orthorhombic structure Reflectivity decays Semimetallic behavior Solid state synthesis Strontium rutenate Strontium compounds We discuss the infrared reflectivity of strontium rutenate, SrRuO3, measured from 40 cm-1 to 10000 cm-1. The relative high reflectance at low frequencies and the semimetallic behavior at values between 300 cm-1 and 1900 cm-1 found in this compound is in accordance with a system with relatively free carriers. Two weak absorptions at about 450 cm-1 and 800 cm-1 are assigned to the interaction between electrons and longitudinal phonons . The reflectivity decays rather sharply up to about 3900 cm-1 and then decreases asymptotically at higher energies. From Kramers-Kronig and multioscillator analyses we obtain the effective carrier number N* = 7.07 1018 cm-3, the effective mobility μ* = 142.6 cm2V-1sec-1 and the optical conductivity σo = 175.6 Ω-1cm-1. JOUR info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_00150193_v185_n1-4_p277_DeLaCruz
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topic Electrons
Infrared spectroscopy
Light absorption
Light reflection
Mathematical transformations
Numerical analysis
Phonons
Photoconductivity
Kramers-Kronig analysis
Multioscillator analyses
Optical conductivity
Orthorhombic structure
Reflectivity decays
Semimetallic behavior
Solid state synthesis
Strontium rutenate
Strontium compounds
spellingShingle Electrons
Infrared spectroscopy
Light absorption
Light reflection
Mathematical transformations
Numerical analysis
Phonons
Photoconductivity
Kramers-Kronig analysis
Multioscillator analyses
Optical conductivity
Orthorhombic structure
Reflectivity decays
Semimetallic behavior
Solid state synthesis
Strontium rutenate
Strontium compounds
De La Cruz, F.P.
Massa, N.E.
Cuffini, S.L.
Carbonio, R.E.
Infrared reflectivity of SrRuO3
topic_facet Electrons
Infrared spectroscopy
Light absorption
Light reflection
Mathematical transformations
Numerical analysis
Phonons
Photoconductivity
Kramers-Kronig analysis
Multioscillator analyses
Optical conductivity
Orthorhombic structure
Reflectivity decays
Semimetallic behavior
Solid state synthesis
Strontium rutenate
Strontium compounds
description We discuss the infrared reflectivity of strontium rutenate, SrRuO3, measured from 40 cm-1 to 10000 cm-1. The relative high reflectance at low frequencies and the semimetallic behavior at values between 300 cm-1 and 1900 cm-1 found in this compound is in accordance with a system with relatively free carriers. Two weak absorptions at about 450 cm-1 and 800 cm-1 are assigned to the interaction between electrons and longitudinal phonons . The reflectivity decays rather sharply up to about 3900 cm-1 and then decreases asymptotically at higher energies. From Kramers-Kronig and multioscillator analyses we obtain the effective carrier number N* = 7.07 1018 cm-3, the effective mobility μ* = 142.6 cm2V-1sec-1 and the optical conductivity σo = 175.6 Ω-1cm-1.
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author De La Cruz, F.P.
Massa, N.E.
Cuffini, S.L.
Carbonio, R.E.
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Massa, N.E.
Cuffini, S.L.
Carbonio, R.E.
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title Infrared reflectivity of SrRuO3
title_short Infrared reflectivity of SrRuO3
title_full Infrared reflectivity of SrRuO3
title_fullStr Infrared reflectivity of SrRuO3
title_full_unstemmed Infrared reflectivity of SrRuO3
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