Isotope effect and the role of phonon in the Fe-based superconductors
arXiv:0811.1332 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.79.092503
Abstract
We studied the isotope effect of phonon in the Fe-based superconductors using a phenomenological two band model for the sign-changing s-wave (s-wave) state. Within this mean-field model, we showed that the large isotope effect is not inconsistent with the s-wave pairing state and its high transition temperature. In principle, a large phonon isotope coefficient implies a large phonon coupling constant. However, the asymmetric density of states (DOS) between two bands substantially enhances the value of , so that a moderate value of the phonon coupling constant () can produce a very large value of () as well as a high transition temperature together with an antiferromagnet (AFM)-induced interaction.
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