We present the systematic de Haas–van Alphen(d Hv A) quantum oscillations studies on the recently discovered topological Dirac semimetal pyrite PtBi2 single crystals. Remarkable d Hv A oscillations are emerged at a l...We present the systematic de Haas–van Alphen(d Hv A) quantum oscillations studies on the recently discovered topological Dirac semimetal pyrite PtBi2 single crystals. Remarkable d Hv A oscillations are emerged at a low field about 1.5 T. From the analyses of the d Hv A oscillations, we extract the high quantum mobilities, light effective masses and phase shift factors for the Dirac fermions in pyrite PtBi2. From the angular dependence of the d Hv A oscillations, we map out the topology of the Fermi surface.Furthermore, we identify two additional oscillation frequencies that are not probed by the Sd H oscillations, which provides us with opportunities to further understand its Fermi surface topology.展开更多
基金supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of China(2016YFA0401003)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(11774353,11574320,11204312,11674331,11474289,11804340,and U1732274)+3 种基金the Youth Innovation Promotion Association of Chinese Academy of Sciences(2017483)the Innovative Program of Development Foundation of Hefei Center for Physical Science and Technology(2018CXFX002)the Chinese Academy of Sciences Pioneer Hundred Talents Programthe Natural Science Foundation of Anhui Province(1908085QA15)
文摘We present the systematic de Haas–van Alphen(d Hv A) quantum oscillations studies on the recently discovered topological Dirac semimetal pyrite PtBi2 single crystals. Remarkable d Hv A oscillations are emerged at a low field about 1.5 T. From the analyses of the d Hv A oscillations, we extract the high quantum mobilities, light effective masses and phase shift factors for the Dirac fermions in pyrite PtBi2. From the angular dependence of the d Hv A oscillations, we map out the topology of the Fermi surface.Furthermore, we identify two additional oscillation frequencies that are not probed by the Sd H oscillations, which provides us with opportunities to further understand its Fermi surface topology.
