Quantitative Comparison between Momentum Microscopy and Conventional ARPES

Comparing the Ability and Limits of Hemispherical ARPES Analyzers with ToF Momentum MIcroscopes

J. Maklar et al. from the Structural & Electronics Surface Dynamics Group at the FHI Berlin have recently published a comparative study between a conventional hemispherical analyser and a ToF Momentum microscope. This study compares the abilities and limits of both instruments on WSe2 with time and angular resolved photoemission spectroscopy (trARPES). The authors find the combination of a conventional spectrometer and a momentum microscope highly efficient due to the complementary nature of both methods. The interplay between a full view of the electronic structure in the MM and the ability to focus on the spectroscopy of refined areas of the reciprocal space with a hemispherical analyser enable an efficient measurement routine.

Find the paper under the following link: https://doi.org/10.1063/5.0024493

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