Quantitative vectorial spin analysis in angle-resolved photoemission: Bi∕Ag(111) and Pb∕Ag(111). Meier, F., Dil, H., Lobo-Checa, J., Patthey, L., & Osterwalder, J. Physical Review B, 77(16):165431, 2008.
Paper doi abstract bibtex The concept of vectorial spin analysis in spin and angle-resolved photoemission is illustrated in this paper. Two prototypical systems, Bi/Ag(111)(3√×3√)R30° and Pb/Ag(111)(3√×3√)R30°, which show a large Rashba-type spin-orbit splitting, were investigated by means of spin and angle-resolved photoemission. The spin polarization vectors of individual bands were determined by a two-step fitting routine. First, the measured intensities are fitted with an appropriate number of suitable peaks to quantify the contributions of the individual bands; then, the measured spin polarization curves are fitted by varying the polarization direction and its magnitude for each band. We confirm that the surface states experience a large spin splitting. Moreover, we find that all surface state bands are 100% spin polarized, and that for some states, spin polarization vectors rotate out of the surface plane.
@article{meier_quantitative_2008,
title = {Quantitative vectorial spin analysis in angle-resolved photoemission: {Bi}∕{Ag}(111) and {Pb}∕{Ag}(111)},
volume = {77},
shorttitle = {Quantitative vectorial spin analysis in angle-resolved photoemission},
url = {http://link.aps.org/doi/10.1103/PhysRevB.77.165431},
doi = {10.1103/PhysRevB.77.165431},
abstract = {The concept of vectorial spin analysis in spin and angle-resolved photoemission is illustrated in this paper. Two prototypical systems, Bi/Ag(111)(3√×3√)R30° and Pb/Ag(111)(3√×3√)R30°, which show a large Rashba-type spin-orbit splitting, were investigated by means of spin and angle-resolved photoemission. The spin polarization vectors of individual bands were determined by a two-step fitting routine. First, the measured intensities are fitted with an appropriate number of suitable peaks to quantify the contributions of the individual bands; then, the measured spin polarization curves are fitted by varying the polarization direction and its magnitude for each band. We confirm that the surface states experience a large spin splitting. Moreover, we find that all surface state bands are 100\% spin polarized, and that for some states, spin polarization vectors rotate out of the surface plane.},
number = {16},
urldate = {2015-09-10},
journal = {Physical Review B},
author = {Meier, Fabian and Dil, Hugo and Lobo-Checa, Jorge and Patthey, Luc and Osterwalder, Jürg},
year = {2008},
pages = {165431},
}
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