Electric field effect on superconductivity at complex oxide interfaces
arXiv:1112.5466 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.85.134501
Abstract
We examine the enhancement of the interfacial superconductivity between LaAlO and SrTiO by an effective electric field. Through the breaking of inversion symmetry at the interface, we show that a term coupling the superfluid density and an electric field can augment the superconductivity transition temperature. Microscopically, we show that an electric field can also produce changes in the carrier density by relating the measured capacitance to the density of states. Through the electron-phonon induced interaction in bulk SrTiO, we estimate the transition temperature.
7 Pages, Submitted to Physical Review
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