Orbital dependent coherence temperature and optical anisotropy of V2O3quasiparticles
We report on an orbital and temperature dependent study of the onset of coherent quasiparticles in V2O3 single crystal. By using polarized infrared spectroscopy we demonstrate that the electronic coherence temperature is strongly orbital dependent, being about 400 K for e?g orbitals and 500 K for the a1g. This suggests that V2O3 low energy electrodynamics can be described in terms of two electron liquids differently renormalized by electronic correlations.