Phonon Boost Effect on the -wave Superconductor with Incipient Band
arXiv:1805.11995 · doi:10.1038/s41598-019-40536-3
Abstract
We showed that the all phonons -- not only forward-scattering phonon but also local (all-momentum-scattering) phonon -- contribute to boosting of the -wave pairing state in the incipient band model. In particular, when the incipient band sinks deeper, the phonon boost effect of the local phonon increases and becomes as effective as the one of the forward-scattering phonon. Our finding implies that all interface phonons -- not only the 90 Fuchs-Kliewer (F-K) phonon but also the 60 F-K phonon -- from the SrTiO substrate and all intrinsic phonons of the FeSe monolayer itself should contribute to increase of the FeSe/STO monolayer system.
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