Crystalline and electronic structure of single-layer TaS$_2$

Albert Bruix; Alexander A. Khajetoorians; Andreas Eich; Arlette S. Ngankeu; Bj{\o}rk Hammer; Charlotte E. Sanders; Jill A. Miwa; Maciej Dendzik; Marco Bianchi; Philip Hofmann

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arxiv 1606.05856 v1 pith:STCKSXYB submitted 2016-06-19 cond-mat.str-el cond-mat.mes-hall

Crystalline and electronic structure of single-layer TaS₂

Charlotte E. Sanders , Maciej Dendzik , Arlette S. Ngankeu , Andreas Eich , Albert Bruix , Marco Bianchi , Jill A. Miwa , Bj{\o}rk Hammer

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Single-layer TaS$_2$ is epitaxially grown on Au(111) substrates. The resulting two-dimensional crystals adopt the 1H polymorph. The electronic structure is determined by angle-resolved photoemission spectroscopy and found to be in excellent agreement with density functional theory calculations. The single layer TaS$_2$ is found to be strongly n-doped, with a carrier concentration of 0.3(1) extra electrons per unit cell. No superconducting or charge density wave state is observed by scanning tunneling microscopy at temperatures down to 4.7 K.

Crystalline and electronic structure of single-layer TaS₂

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