Are photoemission replica bands evidence of interfacial forward scattering?
In plain words
Photoemission shows faint copies of the FeSe bands shifted by the energy of a substrate vibration, read as strong electron-phonon coupling. Others argue the copies form when emitted electrons lose energy after leaving the sample.
Precise statement
Lee et al. (2014) observed replica bands offset by $\sim 100\,\mathrm{meV}$, interpreted as $q \sim 0$ electron-phonon coupling with $\mathrm{SrTiO_3}$ phonons; Li and Sawatzky (2018) proposed extrinsic energy loss of photoelectrons. Determine whether the replicas are intrinsic spectral weight of the FeSe electrons and, if so, the coupling constant they imply.
What would settle it
Comparison with probes free of photoelectron energy loss (tunneling spectroscopy, momentum-resolved electron energy-loss spectroscopy) and with photoemission on FeSe over substrates with different phonons at matched doping.
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- Special case of Why does $\mathrm{SrTiO_3}$ raise the transition temperature of monolayer FeSe? · open · from revision 1 The parent was revised since revision 1: it now states another question.
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