Electron and hole Dirac cone states in-pairs in Ba(FeAs)$_2$ confirmed by magnetoresistance

Physics – Condensed Matter – Strongly Correlated Electrons

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4 pages, 2 figures

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10.1103/PhysRevLett.106.217004

The quantum transport of Dirac cone states in the iron pnictide Ba(FeAs)$_2$ with a d-\,multiband system is studied by using single crystal samples. The transverse magnetoresistance develops linearly against magnetic field at low temperatures. The transport phenomena are interpreted in terms of the 0$^{th}$ Landau level by applying the theory predicted by Abrikosov. The results of the semiclassical analyses of a two carrier system under low magnetic field limit show that both electron and hole reside as the high mobility states, being indicative to the fact that both electron- and hole Dirac cone states should be taken into account in pairs for having the real interpretation of low temperature electronic states in iron pnictides, being in contrast to the previous reports.

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