Revealing electron correlation effects in SrVO<sub>3 </sub>in the ultraclean limit
ORAL
Abstract
The experimental challenge to engineer multicomponent ABO3 perovskite oxides as atomic scale thin films is to synthesize intrinsic defect-free materials. In this talk, I will focus on how the recently developed hybrid molecular beam epitaxy (hMBE), which combines traditional elemental sources with metal-organic sources, opens an adsorption-controlled growth-window, thus giving access to the cleanest complex oxide materials. In particular, I will discuss how temperature dependent resistivity and Hall effect measurements on ultraclean samples of the classic example of a “simple” correlated metal, SrVO3, reveal anomalous anisotropic correlation effects at low temperature.
*Department of Energy (DE-SC0012375)
National Science Foundation (DMR-1629260)
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Presenters
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Matthew Brahlek
- Material Science, Pennsylvania State University
- Pennsylvania State University
- Physics, Pennsylvania State Univ
- Materials Science and Engineering, Pennsylvania State University
- Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Pennsylvania State University
- Materials Science, Pennsylvania State University