The Effect of Repulsion on Superconductivity at Low Density
arXiv:2112.03490 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.105.064518
Abstract
We examine the effect of repulsion on superconductivity in a three-dimensional system with a Bardeen-Pines-like interaction in the low-density limit, where the chemical potential is much smaller than the phonon frequency . We parameterize the strength of the repulsion by a dimensionless parameter , and find that the superconducting transition temperature approaches a nonzero value in the limit as long as is below a certain threshold . In this limit, we find that goes to zero as a power of , in contrast to the high density limit, where goes to zero exponentially quickly as approaches . For all nonzero , the gap function changes sign along the Matsubara axis, which allows the system to partially overcome the repulsion at high frequencies. We trace the position of the gap node with and show that it approaches zero frequency as approaches . To investigate the robustness of our conclusions, we then go beyond the Bardeen-Pines model and include full dynamical screening of the interaction, finding that still saturates to a non-zero value at when .
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