Fermi arcs and pseudogap phase in a minimal microscopic model of -wave superconductivity
arXiv:2112.10965 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.105.054501
Abstract
We show conclusively that a pseudogap state can arise at , for reasonable pairing interaction strength, from order parameter fluctuations in a two dimensional minimal model of -wave superconductivity. The occurrence of the pseudogap requires neither strong correlation nor the presence of competing order. We study a model with attractive nearest neighbor interaction and establish our result using a combination of cluster based Monte Carlo for the order parameter field and a twisted-boundary scheme to compute the momentum-resolved spectral function. Apart from a dip in the density of states that characterizes the pseudogap, the momentum and frequency resolution on our effective lattice size allows two major conclusions: (i)~at , despite the presence of thermal phase fluctuations the superconductor has only nodal Fermi points while all non nodal points on the normal state Fermi surface show a two peak spectral function with a dip at , and (ii)~for the Fermi points develops into arcs, characterized by a single quasiparticle peak, and the arcs connect up to recover the normal state Fermi surface at a temperature . We show the variation of and with coupling strength and provide detailed spectral results at a coupling where .
7 pages, 6 figures
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