chiral superconductivity in a triangular lattice from trigonal bipyramidal complexes
arXiv:1801.02280 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.97.165110
Abstract
We model the newly predicted high- superconducting candidates constructed by corner-shared trigonal bipyramidal complexes with an effective three-orbital tight-banding Hamiltonian and investigate the pairing symmetry of their superconducting states driven by electron-electron interactions. Our combined weak and strong coupling based calculations consistently identify the chiral superconductivity as the leading pairing symmetry in a wide doping range with realistic interaction parameters. This pairing state has nontrivial topological Chern-number and can host gapless chiral edge modes, and the vortex cores under magnetic field can carry Majorana zero modes.
8 pages, 9 figures
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