Highly asymmetric superconducting dome and strange metallicity in LaNiO
arXiv:2408.09774 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.111.014512
Abstract
The recent discovery of high-temperature superconductivity in LaNiO under high pressure has stimulated intensive investigations concerning its paring mechanism and a correct description of its effective low-energy physics. Notable experimental observations include the right-triangle-shaped superconducting dome with the maximum of about 80 K and the strange metal behavior in the normal state above . Here we apply the Schwinger boson approach to the bilayer -- model, which allows us to treat well both the magnetic correlations and the superconducting instability. We obtain a global phase diagram with both metallic and superconducting ground states separated by a quantum phase transition, and predict a minimal interlayer superexchange and a minimal -hole concentration necessary for the superconductivity, with a highly asymmetric right-triangle-like shape for the curve as well as a maximum comparable with experiments. The normal state is featured with a pseudogap in the spectra associated with preformed Cooper pairs and non-Fermi liquid strange metal behavior due to hybridization-induced spinon-holon-electron scattering. Our work clarifies the key difference of the two-component scenario of the superconductivity from other mechanisms, and provides a consistent understanding of the high-temperature superconductivity and strange metallic properties of LaNiO under high pressure.
9 pages, 5 figures
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