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Symmetry analysis of possible superconducting states in KxFe2Se2 superconductors

arXiv:1102.3655 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.84.024529

Abstract

A newly discovered family of the Fe-based superconductors is isostructural with the so-called 122 family of Fe pnictides, but has a qualitatively different doping state. Early experiments indicate that superconductivity is nodeless, yet prerequisites for the nodeless state (generally believed to be realized in Fe superconductors) are missing. It is tempting to assign a wave symmetry to the new materials, and it does seem at first glance that such a state may be nodeless. Yet a more careful analysis shows that it is not possible, given the particular 122 crystallography, and that the possible choice of admissible symmetries is severly limited: it is either a conventional single-sign state, or another state, different from the one believed to be present in other Fe-based superconductors.

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