Anisotropic two-gap superconductivity and the absence of a Pauli paramagnetic limit in single-crystalline LaOFBiS
arXiv:1710.10841 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.97.104509
Abstract
Ambient-pressure-grown LaOFBiS with a superconducting transition temperature 3K possesses a highly anisotropic normal state. By a series of electrical resistivity measurements with a magnetic field direction varying between the crystalline -axis and the -plane, we present the first datasets displaying the temperature dependence of the out-of-plane upper critical field , the in-plane upper critical field , as well as the angular dependence of at fixed temperatures for ambient-pressure-grown LaOFBiS single crystals. The anisotropy of the superconductivity, , reaches 16 on approaching 0 K, but it decreases significantly near . A pronounced upward curvature of is observed near , which we analyze using a two-gap model. Moreover, is found to exceed the Pauli paramagnetic limit, which can be understood by considering the strong spin-orbit coupling associated with Bi as well as the breaking of the local inversion symmetry at the electronically active BiS bilayers. Hence, LaOFBiS with a centrosymmetric lattice structure is a unique platform to explore the physics associated with local parity violation in the bulk crystal.
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