Impact of interactions on the superfluid density of dirty superconductors
arXiv:1807.03866 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.99.184503
Abstract
Landau's theory of the Fermi liquid is adapted to analyze the impact of electron-electron () interactions on the deficit of the superfluid density in dirty superconducting electron systems in which the damping of single-particle excitations exceeds the zero temperature BCS gap . In the dirty strong-coupling limit , the formula derived for is shown to coincide with the well-known empirical Uemura relation provided pair-breaking contributions are nonexistent. The roles of the crystal lattice and magnetic pair-breaking effects in the observed decline of the zero-temperature superfluid density in overdoped LSCO compounds are also discussed. Our method is also applied to elucidation of results from the pioneering experimental studies performed recently by Bozovic and collaborators in overdoped LSCO compounds.
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