Bimodal energy relaxations in quasi-one-dimensional systems
J. C. Lasjaunias, R. Mélin, D. Staresinic, K. Biljakovic, J. Souletie
Abstract
We show that the low temperature (T<0.5 K) time dependent non-exponential energy relaxation of quasi-one-dimensional (quasi-1D) compounds strongly differ according to the nature of their modulated ground state. For incommensurate ground states, such as in (TMTSF)2PF6 the relaxation time distribution is homogeneously shifted to larger time when the duration of the heat input is increased, and exhibits in addition a scaling between the width and the position of the peak in the relaxation time distribution, w2(τm). For a commensurate ground state, as in (TMTTF)2PF6, the relaxation time spectra show a bimodal character with a weight transfer between well separated slow and fast entities. Our interpretation is based on the dynamics of defects in the modulated structure, which depend crucially on the degree of commensurability.
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