Fine structure in high-resolution photoemission spectra of quasi-two-dimensional 1T-TaS2

Using high-resolution angle-resolved photoemission spectroscopy (ARPES), we examined the charge density wave (CDW) compound $1T-{\mathrm{TaS}}_2$ as a function of the photon energy (energy range from 11 up to 33 eV) for both quasicommensurate (QC) and commensurate (C) CDW phases. While the QC-phase normal emission ARPES spectra coincide with previous results, normal emission spectra of the C phase reveal evidence for a fine structure in the CDW-induced features between 1 eV binding energy and the Fermi level. This fine structure may be explained by the subband manifold of the Ta $5d$ band, split off due to the CDW-induced $\sqrt{13}\times \sqrt{13}$ superstructure.