Understanding the normal electronic state is crucial for unveiling the mechanism of unconventional superconductivity(SC). In this paper, by applying a magnetic field of up to 37T on FeSe single crystals, we could reve...Understanding the normal electronic state is crucial for unveiling the mechanism of unconventional superconductivity(SC). In this paper, by applying a magnetic field of up to 37T on FeSe single crystals, we could reveal the normal-state transport properties after SC was completely suppressed. The normal-state resistivity exhibited a Fermi liquid behavior at low temperatures. Large orbital magnetoresistance(MR) was observed in the nematic state with H//c, whereas MR was negligible with H//ab. The magnitude of the orbital MR showed an unusual reduction, and Kohler’s rule was severely violated below 10-25 K;these were attributable to spin fluctuations. The results indicated that spin fluctuations played a paramount role in the normalstate transport properties of FeSe albeit the Fermi liquid nature was at low temperature.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.11888101,and 11534010)the National Key Research and Development Program of the Ministry of Science and Technology of China(Grant Nos.2019YFA0704900,2016YFA0300201,and 2017YFA0303001)+6 种基金the Strategic Priority Research Program of Chinese Academy of Sciences(CAS)(Grant No.XDB25000000)Anhui Initiative in Quantum Information Technologies(Grant No.AHY160000)the Science Challenge Project of China(Grant No.TZ2016004)the Key Research Program of Frontier SciencesCASChina(Grant No.QYZDYSSWSLH021)the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities(Grant Nos.WK3510000011,and WK2030020031)。
文摘Understanding the normal electronic state is crucial for unveiling the mechanism of unconventional superconductivity(SC). In this paper, by applying a magnetic field of up to 37T on FeSe single crystals, we could reveal the normal-state transport properties after SC was completely suppressed. The normal-state resistivity exhibited a Fermi liquid behavior at low temperatures. Large orbital magnetoresistance(MR) was observed in the nematic state with H//c, whereas MR was negligible with H//ab. The magnitude of the orbital MR showed an unusual reduction, and Kohler’s rule was severely violated below 10-25 K;these were attributable to spin fluctuations. The results indicated that spin fluctuations played a paramount role in the normalstate transport properties of FeSe albeit the Fermi liquid nature was at low temperature.
