Superconducting gap structure of the 115's revisited
arXiv:1203.0579 · doi:10.1088/0953-8984/24/29/294206
Abstract
Density functional theory calculations of the electronic structure of Ce- and Pu-based heavy fermion superconductors in the so-called 115 family are performed. The gap equation is used to consider which superconducting order parameters are most favorable assuming a pairing interaction that is peaked at (π,π,q_z) - the wavevector for the antiferromagnetic ordering found in close proximity. In addition to the commonly accepted order parameter, there is evidence that an extended s-wave order parameter with nodes is also plausible. We discuss whether these results are consistent with current observations and possible measurements that could help distinguish between these scenarios.
8 pages, 4 figures; Accepted for publication in JPCM
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