Photoemission Spectroscopy from Inhomogeneous Models of Cuprates
J. Eroles, G. Ortiz, A. V. Balatsky, A. R. Bishop
Abstract
We investigate the electronic dynamics in the underdoped cuprates focusing on the effects of one-dimensional charge stripes. We address recent experimental Angular-Resolved Photoemission Spectra results on (La1.28Nd0.6Sr0.12)CuO4. We find that various inhomogeneous models can account for the distribution of quasiparticle weights close to momentum k=(π,0) and symmetry related points. The observed flat dispersion region around the same k point can only be addressed by certain classes of those inhomogeneous models which locally break spin symmetry. Homogeneous models including hopping elements up to second neighbors cannot reproduce the experimental quasiparticle weight, since most of it is centered around k=( π2, π 2).
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