ARPES

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ARPES (Angle-Resolved Photoemission Spectroscopy) is an experimental technique used in condensed matter physics to map the electronic band structure and momentum-resolved properties of materials.

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instanceOf experimental technique
photoemission spectroscopy
spectroscopy method
analyzes occupied electronic states
appliedTo 2D materials
high-temperature superconductors
insulators
metals
semiconductors
topological insulators
basedOn photoelectric effect
cannotDirectlyProbe unoccupied electronic states
dataRepresentedAs intensity maps in energy-momentum space
derives binding energy of electrons
crystal momentum of electrons
developedIn 20th century
fullName ARPES self-linksurface differs
surface form: Angle-Resolved Photoemission Spectroscopy
limitedBy energy resolution
momentum resolution
surface sensitivity
measures emission angle of electrons
kinetic energy of emitted electrons
oftenUses laser light sources
synchrotron radiation
provides information on band gaps
information on effective mass
information on many-body interactions
momentum-resolved spectral function
requires X-ray photons
electron energy analyzer
ultra-high vacuum
ultraviolet photons
well-prepared sample surface
studies Fermi surface
electronic band structure
energy-momentum relation of electrons
momentum-resolved electronic structure
quasiparticle dispersion
usedIn condensed matter physics
materials science
usedToInvestigate charge density waves
electron-electron interactions
electron-phonon coupling
superconducting gaps
topological surface states
variant nano-ARPES
soft X-ray ARPES
spin-resolved ARPES
time-resolved ARPES

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ARPES fullName ARPES self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Angle-Resolved Photoemission Spectroscopy
Fermi surface probedBy ARPES