Doping evolution of the gap structure and spin-fluctuation pairing in superconductors
arXiv:1812.10118 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.99.054504
Abstract
Doping dependence of the superconducting state structure and spin-fluctuation pairing mechanism in the family is studied. BCS-like analysis of experimental data shows that in the overdoped regime, away from the AFM transition, the spin-fluctuation interaction between the electron and hole gaps is weak, and is characterized by three essentially different gaps. In the three-gap state an anisotropic (nodeless) electron gap has an intermediate value between the dominant inner and outer hole gaps. Close to the AFM transition the electron gap increases sharply and becomes closer in magnitude to the dominant inner hole gap . The same two-gap state with close electron and inner hole gaps is also preserved in the phase of coexisting antiferromagnetism and superconductivity. The doping dependence of the electron gap is associated with the strong doping dependence of the spin-fluctuation interaction in the AFM transition region. In contrast to the electron gap , the doping dependence of the hole gaps and the critical temperature , both before and after the AFM transition, are associated with a change of the density of states and the intraband electron-phonon interaction in the hole bands. The non-phonon spin-fluctuation interaction in the hole bands in the entire Co concentration range is small compared with the intraband electron-phonon interaction and is not dominant in the family.
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