Superconducting dome with - pairing symmetry in the heavily hole-overdoped copper-oxide planes
arXiv:2101.05503 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.103.144511
Abstract
We analyze the two-orbital (with and orbitals) analogue of the -- model as applied to the description of the copper-oxide monolayer deposited on the BiSrCaCuO substrate (CuO/BSCCO). We show, that an - superconducting dome appears in the heavily hole overdoped regime of the model, with dominant contribution to the pairing coming from the orbitals. Also, the lower critical doping for the appearance of the SC state concurs with the Lifshitz Transition after which the hole-like Fermi pockets are created around the points in the Brillouin zone. The obtained results are in accord with the recent experimental result [cf. Y. Zhong et al., Sci. Bull. 61, 1239 (2016)]. An analogous two-band description is also analyzed in the context of the BaCuO bulk compound, where the heavily hole-overdoped situation is believed to be reached [cf. W. M. Li et al. PNAS 116, 12156 (2019)]. As we show, a two dome structure can be realized in such system with the - and - symmetries of the gap corresponding to the low hole-doping and heavily hole overdoped cases, respectively.
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