Are there nodes in LaFePO, BaFe(AsP), and KFeAs ?
arXiv:1204.0212 · doi:10.1088/0953-2048/25/8/084002
Abstract
We reexamined the experimental evidences for the possible existence of the superconducting (SC) gap nodes in the three most suspected Fe-pnictide SC compounds: LaFePO, BaFe(AsP), and KFeAs. We showed that while the -linear temperature dependence of the penetration depth of these three compounds indicate extremely clean nodal gap superconductors, the thermal conductivity data unambiguously showed that LaFePO and BaFe(AsP) are extremely dirty, while KFeAs can be clean. This apparently conflicting experimental data casts a serious doubt on the nodal gap possibility on LaFePO and BaFe(AsP).
11 pages, 5 figures A new section "4. Remark on the quantum oscillation (QO) experiments" is added
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