Experimental consequences of -wave spin triplet superconductivity in ACrAs
arXiv:1507.07451
Abstract
The experimental observable properties of the triplet -wave pairing state, proposed by Wu {\em et al.} [arXiv:1503.06707] in quasi-one dimensional ACrAs materials, are theoretically investigated. This pairing state is characterized by the line nodes on the plane on the Fermi surfaces. Based on the three-band tight binding model, we obtain the specific heat, superfluid density, Knight shift and spin relaxation rate and find that all these properties at low temperature () show powerlaw behaviors and are consistent available experiments. Particularly, the superfluid density determined by the -wave pairing state in this quasi-one dimensional system is anisotropic: the in-plane superfluid density varies as but the out-plane one varies as at low temperature. The anisotropic upper critical field reported in experiment is consistent with the (i.e., ) -wave pairing state. We also suggest the phase-sensitive dc-SQUID measurements to pin down the triplet -wave pairing state.
arXiv comment5 pages, 5 figures, + supplemental materials, Fig.3 is updated
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