Strong-Coupling Superconductivity in NaFeCoAs: the Eliashberg Theory and Beyond
arXiv:1211.5844 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.87.144512
Abstract
We study the normal-state and superconducting properties of NaFeCoAs system by specific heat measurements. Both the normal-state Sommerfeld coefficient and superconducting condensation energy are strongly suppressed in the underdoped and heavily overdoped samples. The low-temperature electronic specific heat can be well fitted by either an one-gap or a two-gap BCS-type function for all the superconducting samples. The ratio can nicely associate the neutron spin resonance as the bosons in the standard Eliashberg model. However, the value of near optimal doping is larger than the maximum value the model can obtain. Our results suggest that the high- superconductivity in the Fe-based superconductors may be understood within the framework of boson-exchange mechanism but significant modification may be needed to account for the finite-temperature properties.
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