Triplet superconductivity in a model of LiMoO
arXiv:1508.00709 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.92.174523
Abstract
Superconductivity in the quasi-one-dimensional material LiMoO is analyzed based on a multiorbital extended Hubbard model. We found strong charge fluctuations at two different momenta and giving rise to two different charge ordered phases. Evaluating the superconducting vertex, we found superconductivity near strong charge fluctuations at . The order parameter has the p-wave symmetry with nodes on the Fermi surface. The metallic state displays a characteristic charge collective mode due to nesting and for on-site Hubbard repulsion sufficiently large, a charge critical mode driven by Coulomb repulsion, which softens at the proximity to the transition. The results are quite robust for different coupling parametrizations. A phase diagram discussing the relevance of the model to the physics of the material is proposed.
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