Strong-coupling charge density wave in monolayer TiSe2

Matthew D Watson; Akhil Rajan; Tommaso Antonelli; Kaycee Underwood; Igor Marković; Federico Mazzola; Oliver Jon Clark; Gesa-Roxanne Siemann; Deepnarayanan Biswas; Andrew Hunter; Sven Jandura; Janika Reichstetter; Martin Mclaren; Patrick Le Fèvre; Giovanni Vinai; Philip D C King

doi:10.1088/2053-1583/abafec

Strong-coupling charge density wave in monolayer TiSe₂

Matthew D Watson^*, Akhil Rajan, Tommaso Antonelli, Kaycee Underwood, Igor Marković, Federico Mazzola, Oliver Jon Clark, Gesa-Roxanne Siemann, Deepnarayanan Biswas, Andrew Hunter, Sven Jandura, Janika Reichstetter, Martin Mclaren, Patrick Le Fèvre, Giovanni Vinai, Philip D C King^*

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We study the 2×2 charge density wave (CDW) in epitaxially-grown monolayer TiSe₂. Our temperature-dependent angle-resolved photoemission spectroscopy measurements indicate a strong-coupling instability, but reveal how not all states couple equally to the symmetry-breaking distortion, with an electron pocket persisting to low temperature as a non-bonding state. We further show how the CDW order can be suppressed by a modest doping of around 0.06(2) electrons per Ti. Our results provide an opportunity for quantitative comparison with a realistic tight-binding model, which emphasises a crucial role of structural aspects of the phase transition in understanding the hybridisation in the ground state. Together, our work provides a comprehensive understanding of the phenomenology of the CDW in TiSe₂ in the 2D limit.

Original language	English
Article number	015004
Number of pages	10
Journal	2D Materials
Volume	8
Issue number	1
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1088/2053-1583/abafec
Publication status	Published - 12 Oct 2020

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ARPES
CDW
Monolayer
TiSe2MBE
Transition metal dichalcogenides

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Strong-coupling charge density wave in monolayer TiSe2 (dataset)
Watson, M. D. (Creator), Rajan, A. (Creator), Antonelli, T. (Creator), Underwood, K. (Creator), Markovic, I. (Creator), Mazzola, F. (Creator), Clark, O. J. (Creator), Siemann, G.-R. (Creator), Biswas, D. (Creator), hunter, A. (Creator), jandura, S. (Creator), reichstetter, J. (Creator), mclaren, M. (Creator), le fevre, P. (Creator), Vinai, G. (Creator) & King, P. (Creator), University of St Andrews, 18 Sept 2020
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Strong-coupling charge density wave in monolayer TiSe2

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Strong-coupling charge density wave in monolayer TiSe₂