Theoretical study of the electronic correlation and superconducting pairing in LaPrNiO film grown on SrLaAlO
arXiv:2507.19784 · doi:10.1088/1361-648X/ae3af6
Abstract
We investigate the electronic correlation effects in LaPrNiO film grown on SrLaAlO by fluctuation-exchange approximation. The and bands are found to shift down with correlation while their Fermi surfaces become highly damped and cannot to be resolved experimentally. In contrast, the and Fermi surfaces do not vary much with correlation and they are sharp enough to be detected in experiments. The spin susceptibility peaks at a wave vector in the odd channel, connecting the symmetric band and the asymmetric band. The superconducting pairing symmetry is robustly -wave and the band has the largest pairing magnitude. All the findings suggest a dominant role of the orbital in this material.
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