2026-07-17 東京大学,京都大学,名古屋大学

カゴメ格子(右)で現れた、電荷とスピンの二段階の電子秩序のイメージ図
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- https://www.k.u-tokyo.ac.jp/information/category/press/0030274.html
- https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-026-74096-8
カゴメ金属CsCr3Sb 5における電荷スピン二分法 Charge-spin dichotomy in the kagome metal CsCr3Sb5
Asato Onishi,Yoichi Kageyama,Cédric Bareille,Sogen Ikegami,Zifan Xu,Kota Ishihara,Hirokazu Fujiwara,Zehao Wang,Bin Gao,Weiliang Yao,Pengcheng Dai,Youichi Yamakawa,Hiroshi Kontani,Toshiyuki Taniuchi,Kenichiro Hashimoto & Takasada Shibauchi
Nature Communications Published:17 July 2026
DOI:https://doi.org/10.1038/s41467-026-74096-8
Abstract
Kagome metals host a variety of correlated electronic states, yet the nature of their intertwined orders remains an open question. The recently discovered Cr-based kagome compound CsCr3Sb5 differs from its V-based analogue CsV3Sb5 by exhibiting stronger correlations and a magnetic ground state. While multiple broken symmetries have been reported in CsV3Sb5, only a single transition at T* ≈ 55 K has been identified at ambient pressure in CsCr3Sb5, with its origin unresolved. Here we uncover an additional phase transition above T* through elastoresistivity measurements. Rotational symmetry breaking without divergent nematic susceptibility is identified around T ≈ 64 K, which is most consistently explained as the emergence of charge-density-wave order. Laser-based photoemission-electron microscopy further reveals three-domain structures associated with spin-density-wave order below T*. These findings indicate distinct charge and spin order transitions in CsCr3Sb5, offering crucial insight into the intertwined orders and pressure-induced superconductivity in this system.

