Abstract
The experimental information about magnetic bands and their temperature dependence is distorted by Fermi distribution and apparatus function. The recovery of the spectral density constitutes an ill-posed inversion problem. We have invoked the maximum entropy regularization to deconvolute spin-resolved inverse photoemission data of Ni(110). The effective energy resolution is hereby improved by a factor of 5 and structures below , which are generally lost in inverse photoemission, are recovered. The temperature-dependent data for Ni reveal clearly a pair of spin-split bands. The splitting vanishes on approaching the Curie temperature.
- Received 17 February 1993
DOI:https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevLett.71.899
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