Topological Insulators - GDR Meso
Topological Insulators - GDR Meso
Topological Insulators - GDR Meso
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Anisotropic Scattering of Dirac states<br />
Consider Dirac surface states with<br />
‣ phase coherence (small sample, low T)<br />
‣ scalar disorder<br />
‣ semi-classical limit<br />
H 0 = ~v F ẑ ⇥ (~ ⇥ ~ k)<br />
+V (~r )<br />
(high doping in the gap)<br />
Hexagonal warping :<br />
L. Fu, PRL 103 (2009)<br />
H W = z 2<br />
k+ 3 + k 3 k ± = k x ± ik y<br />
b w = E2 F<br />
‣ allowed by Time Reversal Symmetry (same univ. class)<br />
‣ experimentally extracted value in TI : bw=0.4-0.6<br />
‣ important at high kF (weak localization regime)<br />
‣ Perturbative parameter (deformation of Fermi surface) bw<br />
➡ depends on EF<br />
Anisotropic scattering :<br />
‣ comes from pure (Dirac) Hamiltonian, not disorder<br />
‣ strongly increased by warping term<br />
k min<br />
2~ 3 v 3 F<br />
kmax<br />
Scattering amplitude<br />
bw=0.6 bw=0.0<br />
f(✓, ✓ 0 ✓)=|h ~ k|V | ~ k 0 i|<br />
✓ =0 ✓ = ⇡/6<br />
mardi 3 janvier 12