1984
DOI: 10.1002/pssb.2221210247
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π‐Plasmon Dispersion of Trans‐(CH)x at Small Momentum Transfer by Electron Energy Loss Spectroscopy

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“…The reason, why in models 3 and 4 the features produced by the G's being perpendicular to the chains dominate is that these Fourier components are much larger than that component produced by the Peierls doubling. The fact that the minimum a t q = 0 in disordered fibrous samples [3] is much more pronounced than in quasi-crystalline ones (for q parallel to the chains [ 2 ] ) is a n indirect proof for our finding that this anomaly is more pronounced for q perpendicular to the chains than parallel. …”
Section: Numerical Resultssupporting
confidence: 59%
“…The reason, why in models 3 and 4 the features produced by the G's being perpendicular to the chains dominate is that these Fourier components are much larger than that component produced by the Peierls doubling. The fact that the minimum a t q = 0 in disordered fibrous samples [3] is much more pronounced than in quasi-crystalline ones (for q parallel to the chains [ 2 ] ) is a n indirect proof for our finding that this anomaly is more pronounced for q perpendicular to the chains than parallel. …”
Section: Numerical Resultssupporting
confidence: 59%
“…Schulz Furthermore they calculated the dispersion of the plasmon peak in -1m E-1 and succeeded in reproducing the linear dispersion of the plasma frequency as derived by Ritsko [55] from electron-energy-loss spectra. Recent electron-energy-loss experiments however showed a stronger plasmon dispersion at low wave numbers [56].…”
Section: Optical Properties Of Trans-polyacetylenementioning
confidence: 99%