Reduced effect of impurities on the universal pairing scale in the cuprates
arXiv:0909.4580 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.81.012508
Abstract
We consider the effect of non-magnetic impurities on the onset temperature for the wave pairing in spin-fluctuation scenario for the cuprates. We analyze intermediate coupling regime when the magnetic correlation length and the dimensionless coupling is O(1). In the clean limit, in this parameter range, and weakly depends on and . We found numerically that this universal pairing scale is also quite robust with respect to impurities: the scattering rate needed to bring down to zero is about 4 times larger than in weak coupling, in good quantitative agreement with experiments. We provide analytical reasoning for this result.
4 pages, 2 fig, submitted to PRB
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