Compressed HS: inter-sublattice Coulomb coupling in a high- superconductor
arXiv:1710.02743 · doi:10.1088/1361-648X/aa80d0
Abstract
Upon thermal annealing at or above room temperature (RT) and high pressure 155 GPa, HS exhibits superconductivity at 200 K. Various theoretical frameworks with strong electron-phonon coupling and Coulomb repulsion have reproduced this record-level . Of particular relevance is that observed H-D isotopic correlations among , , and annealed order indicate limitations on the H-D isotope effect, leaving open for consideration unconventional high- superconductivity with electronic-based enhancements. The present work examines Coulombic pairing arising from interactions between neighboring S and H species on separate interlaced sublattices constituting HS in the Imm structure. The optimal transition temperature is calculated from = /, with = 0.007465 , inter-sublattice S-H separation spacing = /, interaction charge linear spacing = (3/), average participating charge fraction = 3.43 0.10 estimated from theory, and lattice parameter = 3.0823 Å. The result = 198.5 3.0 K is in excellent agreement with transition temperatures determined from resistivity and susceptibility data. Analysis of mid-infrared reflectivity confirms correlation between boson energy and . Suppression of with increasing residual resistance for RT annealing is treated by scattering-induced pair breaking. Correspondence with layered high- superconductor structures are discussed. A model considering Compton scattering of virtual photons of energies / by inter-sublattice electrons is introduced, illustrating is proportional to the reduced electron Compton wavelength.
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