Heat transport in RbFe2As2 single crystal: evidence for nodal superconducting gap
arXiv:1403.0191 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.91.024502
Abstract
The in-plane thermal conductivity of iron-based superconductor RbFeAs single crystal ( 2.1 K) was measured down to 100 mK. In zero field, the observation of a significant residual linear term = 0.65 mW K cm provides clear evidence for nodal superdonducting gap. The field dependence of is similar to that of its sister compound CsFeAs with comparable residual resistivity , and lies between the dirty and clean KFeAs. These results suggest that the (K,Rb,Cs)FeAs serial superconductors have a common nodal gap structure.
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