Peak in the superconducting transition temperature of the nonmagnetic topological line-nodal material CaSb under pressure
arXiv:2108.08992 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.104.L060504
Abstract
Investigating the pressure dependence of the superconducting (SC) transition temperature is crucial for understanding the SC mechanism. Herein, we report on the pressure dependence of in the nonmagnetic topological line-nodal material CaSb, based on measurements of electric resistance and alternating current magnetic susceptibility. initially increases with increasing pressure and peaks at 3.1~GPa. With a further increase in pressure, decreases and finally becomes undetectable at 5.9~GPa. Because no signs of phase transition or Lifshitz transition are observed in the normal state, the peculiar peak structure of suggests that CaSb has an unconventional SC character.
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