Charge/quadrupole fluctuations and gap anisotropy in BiS-based superconductors
arXiv:1704.06396 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.96.024513
Abstract
Recent angle-resolved spectroscopy in BiS-based superconductors has indicated that the superconducting gap amplitude possesses remarkable anisotropy and/or a sign change on a small Fermi pocket around point. It implies a possibility of an unconventional pairing state. Here we study the gap anisotropy in superconductivity mediated by inherent charge/quadrupole fluctuations in an extended Hubbard model, which includes inter-site interaction between Bi and S atoms. The first-principles downfolded band structure is composed of Bi and S orbitals on a BiS single layer. Evaluating the linearized gap equation, we find that the ferroic charge/quadrupole fluctuation driven by the inter-site interaction leads to a fully-gapped -wave pairing state, in which the gap amplitude has sizable anisotropy on the Fermi surface.
6 pages, 5 figures
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