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Vodop’yanov, L. K.; Kozlov, P. S.; Кучеренко, И. В.; Maksimovskiǐ, S. N.; Radutskii, G. A.

doi:10.1023/a:1025102703697

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“…According to experimental measurements and calculations [10] the maximum temperature during laser irradiation may be in range 3000-3500°C. One may conjecture that high pressure required for shattuckite growth are created due to an acoustic pressure accompanying pulsed laser heating of the paper matrix with deposited CuCl 2 aqueous solution.…”

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Shattuckite Synthesis and the Pattern Formation by the Scanning Laser Beam

Sergey¹,

Alexander²,

Konstantin³

et al. 2016

TMM

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Using X-ray diffraction it has been demonstrated that polycrystalline shattuckite can be synthesized by pulsed IR laser excitation of the thin layer of CuCl 2 aqueous solution with an organosilicon compound placed upon a paper or polymeric film substrate. This process can be realized directly in standard atmospheric conditions at room temperature. Samples exhibit change of colour at different angles of illumination due to birefringence and interference. Any desired pattern can be obtained by scanning of a laser beam on the substrate surface.

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Section: Discussionmentioning

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Shattuckite Synthesis and the Pattern Formation by the Scanning Laser Beam

Sergey¹,

Alexander²,

Konstantin³

et al. 2016

TMM

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“…The peak at 130 cm −1 in the freshly cleaved bulk is the longitudinal optical (LO) mode. [30][31][32] We can see that the plasma-enhanced phonon (PEP) appears in the samples with thicknesses of 100-140 nm, which we ascribe the LO, shifted to high energy and plasmaenhanced. Indeed, Raman measurements of Glinka et al [33] on thin-films of the TI Bi 2 Se 3 also revealed phonon energy renormalization and nonmonotonic enhancement of the electron-phonon coupling strength.…”

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Raman response of topologically protected surface states in sub‐micrometric Pb_0.77Sn_0.23Se flakes

Mehdipour

Velázquez

Hidalgo

et al. 2020

J Raman Spectroscopy

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The Raman spectra of the topological crystalline insulator Pb 0.77 Sn 0.23 Se flakes of thickness below 150 nm show the presence of plasma enhanced phonons related to topologically protected surface electronic states. The Fröhlich interaction between the topologically protected surface Dirac electrons and the phonons activates the forbidden phonons near the center of the Brillouin zone. An overtone is observed at a higher wavenumber, with a resonant response with temperature, related to an enhancement of the long-range coupling between the topologically protected surface electrons and phonons.

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