Strong Correlation between Anomalous Quasiparticle Scattering and Unconventional Superconductivity in Hidden Order Phase of URuSi
arXiv:1203.0364 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.85.054516
Abstract
The pressure dependent electrical resistivity of URuSi has been studied at high pressure across the first order phase boundary of where the ground state switches under pressure from "hidden order" (HO) to large moment antiferromagnetic (LAFM) states. The electrical transport in URuSi at low temperatures shows a strong sample dependence. We have measured an ultra-clean single crystal whose quality is the highest among those used in previous studies. The generalized power law analysis finds that the electric transport property deviates from Fermi liquid theory in the HO phase but obeys the theory well above . The analysis using the polynomial in expression reveals the relation in the HO phase. While the pressure dependence of is very weak, is roughly proportional to . This suggests a strong correlation between the anomalous quasiparticle scattering and the superconductivity and that both have a common origin. The present study clarifies a universality of the HO phase inherent in strongly correlated electron superconductors near quantum criticality.
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