Magnetic penetration depth and in superconducting nickelates
arXiv:1910.13269 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevResearch.2.013219
Abstract
We compute the nominal magnetic penetration depth of NiO ( La, Nd) from first principles calculations and discuss the results in relation to the superconducting . We find a marked discrepancy with the well established phenomenology that correlates these two quantities in cuprates (Uemura plot). We also consider the 2D ultrathin limit and estimate the maximum attainable to be K according to the Nelson-Kosterliz universal relation between the superfluid density and the transition temperature.
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