Appearance of new lines and change in line shape in the IR spectrum of a NaV2O5 single crystal at the spin-Peierls transition
M. N. Popova, A. B. Sushkov, A. N. Vasil'ev, M. Isobe, Yu. Ueda
Abstract
We report the first observation of new lines in the infrared spectrum of a crystal due to unit-cell doubling at the spin-Peierls transition (in NaV2O5). The change in the shape of the spectral lines at the spin-Peierls transition is recorded for the first time. A contour characteristic of a Fano resonance is observed above the transition temperature Tsp and the standard symmetric contour is observed below Tsp. We attribute this effect to the opening of a gap in the magnetic-excitation spectrum at the spin-Peierls transition.
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