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Untersuchung der Zustandsdichte und der charakteristischen Energieverluste von Ir, Rh, Pt und Pd mit Isochromatenmessungen

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X-ray isochromats of the above metals measured with high resolution are presented. Assuming a rigid band model for the four metals they give — with some usual approximations — the qualitative form of the density of states. It turns out that the densities of statesZ(ε) at the Fermi limits decrease in the succession Ir, Rh, Pt, Pd. This is in contradiction to low temperature measurements of the electronic specific heatc e which for the same succession give an appreciable raising inZ(ε). It is assumed that this discrepancy is caused by a special coupling of the electrons to the transverse phonons. In consequence of this,Z(ε) of the renormalized electron system measured byc e can be very different from that of the bare electrons measured by the isochromats. Assuming that the transition temperature of elemental superconductors is related according to BCS-theory to the latter density of states the absence of superconductivity of Rh, Pt and Pd can be understood.

In addition the isochromats give values for the characteristic energy losses of the four metals.

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Herrn Prof. Dr. W.Buckel danken wir für das dieser Arbeit entgegengebrachte Interesse. Der Deutschen Forschungsgemeinschaft danken wir für Unterstützung bei der Durchführung dieser Arbeit.

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Claus, H., Ulmer, K. Untersuchung der Zustandsdichte und der charakteristischen Energieverluste von Ir, Rh, Pt und Pd mit Isochromatenmessungen. Z. Physik 185, 139–154 (1965). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01380911

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