Single gap s-wave superconductivity in Nb2PdS5
arXiv:1505.03495 · doi:10.1016/j.physc.2016.02.018
Abstract
Superconducting order parameter and its symmetry are important parameters towards deciphering the pairing mechanism in newly discovered superconducting systems. We report a study on penetration depth measurement on Nb2PdS5 that has recently been reported with extremely high upper critical field with possible triplet pairing mechanism. Our data show that at low temperatures the change in penetration depth is best fitted with BCS s-wave model for single gap. The zero-temperature value of the superconducting energy gap is estimated to be Δ0 = 1.05 meV. The superfluid density in the entire temperature range is well described by single gap for λ (0) = 220 nm.
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