2001
DOI: 10.1103/physrevb.63.094415
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Para- to ferromagnetic phase transition ofCoS2studied by high-resolution photoemission spectroscopy

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“…The bulk 3d e g bands are located around −0.3 eV binding energy and, therefore, the experimental splitting between the bulk 3d e g bands and 3d t 2g bands amounts to 0.5 eV. Although generally consistent with theory [1,2] and previous work [41], these band placements are compromised by the strong surface weight of the bands observed here in photoemission.…”
Section: The Surface Band Structuresupporting
confidence: 83%
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“…The bulk 3d e g bands are located around −0.3 eV binding energy and, therefore, the experimental splitting between the bulk 3d e g bands and 3d t 2g bands amounts to 0.5 eV. Although generally consistent with theory [1,2] and previous work [41], these band placements are compromised by the strong surface weight of the bands observed here in photoemission.…”
Section: The Surface Band Structuresupporting
confidence: 83%
“…The photoemission data of Takahashi and co-workers [41] also showed that the Co 3d band can be resolved into • to +16…”
Section: The Surface Band Structurementioning
confidence: 89%
“…The photoemission data of Takahashi and co-workers [41] also showed that the Co 3d band can be resolved into two subbands, in the vicinity of −1 eV binding energy (E − E F ) and the Fermi level. The bulk 3d e g bands are located around −0.3 eV binding energy and, therefore, the experimental splitting between the bulk 3d e g bands and 3d t 2g bands amounts to 0.5 eV.…”
Section: The Surface Band Structurementioning
confidence: 90%
“…The photoemission data of Takahashi and coworkers [23] also showed that the Co 3d band can be resolved into two subbands in the vicinity of 1 eV binding energy and at the Fermi level. Because of the changing cross-section with photon energy, at high photon energies near 40 eV and above, two additional bands can be observed in the region of 3 and 9.5 eV binding energies.…”
Section: The Cos 2 Bulk Band Structurementioning
confidence: 94%
“…(2) The photoemission measurements of [23] do not show any changes across the Curie temperature in the region attributed to the Co t 2g band. If the exchange splitting changed appreciably with temperature, the width of the Co t 2g band would change noticeably.…”
Section: Theorymentioning
confidence: 99%