Heat Capacity of Single Crystal CuxTiSe2 Superconductors
arXiv:1308.2290 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.88.020507
Abstract
We present heat capacity measurements on a series of superconducting CuTiSe single crystals with different Cu content down to 600 mK and up to 1 T performed by ac microcalorimetry. The samples cover a large portion of the phase diagram from an underdoped to a slightly overdoped region with an increasing superconducting critical temperature and the charge density wave (CDW) order gradually suppressed. The electronic heat capacity as a function of normalized temperature shows no difference regardless of the concentration of copper, i.e., regardless of how much the CDW order is developed in the samples. The data analysis reveals consistently a single s-wave gap with an intermediate coupling strength = 3.7 for all samples.
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