The pairing symmetry in the pressured LaNiO from electron-phonon coupling
arXiv:2502.21016 · doi:10.1103/sg46-ct3y
Abstract
The recently discovered bilayer Ruddlesden-Popper nickelate LaNiO exhibits superconductivity with a remarkable transition temperature K under applied pressures above 14.0 GPa. This discovery of new family of high-temperature superconductors has garnered significant attention in the condensed matter physics community. In this work, we assume the this high-temperature superconductor is mediated by phonons and investigate the pairing symmetry in two distinct models: (i) the full-coupling case, where the Ni- and Ni- orbitals are treated equally in both interlayer and intralayer coupling interactions, and (ii) the half-coupling case, where the intralayer coupling involves only the orbital, while the interlayer coupling is restricted to the orbital. Our calculations reveal that the interlayer coupling favors an -wave superconducting state, whereas the intralayer coupling promotes an -wave symmetry. Additionally, we discuss the implications of pair-hopping interactions on the superconducting properties. These findings provide valuable insights into the pairing mechanisms and symmetry of this newly discovered high-temperature superconductor.
7 pages, 7 figures
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