Abstract
The recently discovered structural reconstruction in the cuprate superlattice (SrCuO)/(SrTiO) has been investigated across the critical value of using resonant inelastic x-ray scattering (RIXS). We find that at the critical value of , the cuprate layer remains largely in the bulk-like two-dimensional structure with a minority of Cu plaquettes being reconstructed. The partial reconstruction leads to quenching of the magnons starting at the -point due to the minority plaquettes acting as scattering points. Although comparable in relative abundance, the doped charge impurities in electron-doped cuprate superconductors do not show this quenching of magnetic excitations.
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