Two types of superconducting pairs in stripe-ordered LaBaCuO (): evidence from the resistivity measurements
arXiv:2206.13584 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.107.085118
Abstract
Recent angle-resolved -axis resistivity measurements of the stripe-ordered LaBaCuO (LBCO) with revealed an unexpected dependence on the direction of the in-plane magnetic field. We argue that these and other available data for the -axis transport point to the existence of superconducting pairs of two different types in the LBCO below the stripe ordering temperature. The pairs of one type carry finite momentum and are confined to the Cu-O planes; the pairs of other type (probably the conventional -wave with zero momentum) propagate along narrow conducting channels traversing the sample in the -axis direction. The evidence for this comes from the observed exponential temperature dependence of the -axis resistivity which we attribute to the thermally excited slips of the superconducting phase and flux flows. We present a simple theory to fit the observed -periodic dependence of on the direction of the in-plane magnetic field and the other data.
13 pages, 12 figures
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