Quasi-one-dimensional topological band structure and van Hove singularities in monolayer TaIrTe4 from laser μ-ARPES
Honey Boban, Tanguy Prongué, Amarjyoti Choudhury, Dario Marchiani, Andrés Bareño, Felix Eder, Enrico Giannini, Fabian O. von Rohr, Alberto F. Morpurgo, Marco Gibertini, Anna Tamai, Felix Baumberger
Abstract
Recent transport experiments reported a quantum spin Hall insulator phase in monolayer 1T-TaIrTe4 gated away from charge neutrality. This phase is not predicted by band structure calculations and has been attributed to an electronic instability induced by strong correlations at a putative van Hove singularity. Here, we investigate the electronic structure of exfoliated monolayer 1T-TaIrTe4 using micro-focus laser angle resolved photoemission. We find a strongly anisotropic band structure susceptible to density wave instabilities. Our data further reveal a saddle point singularity in the density of states. However, we find that the saddle point lies at a density for which transport experiments found no anomalies. Moreover, the quasiparticle line widths suggest weak electron correlations only. This points to a secondary role of van Hove singularities and electron correlations in the transport phase diagram of monolayer 1T-TaIrTe4.
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