Extended Data Fig. 4: Identification of additional peaks in the Fourier transform linecut along the charge stripe direction. | Nature

Extended Data Fig. 4: Identification of additional peaks in the Fourier transform linecut along the charge stripe direction.

From: Cascade of correlated electron states in the kagome superconductor CsV3Sb5

Extended Data Fig. 4

Fourier transform linecut of L(r, V) maps along the q4a0-CO (charge stripe) direction at 4.5 K (same as Fig. 3g). The green dashed lines are visual guides showing the most prominent additional non-dispersive peaks. Green arrows denote all the satellite peaks we observe, approximately equally spaced from the dominant peaks. The black, blue and brown arrows indicate the dominant peaks: the low-frequency peak (qlow) likely associated with the satellite peaks, unidirectional charge order peak (q4a0-CO) and tri-directional charge order peak (q2a0-CO), respectively. STM setup condition: Vsample = 100 mV, Iset = 600pA, Vexc = 4 mV, T = 4.5 K.

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