Pairing mechanism and superconductivity in 1313 phase LaNiO
arXiv:2604.21533 · doi:10.1088/0256-307X/43/7/070711
Abstract
Recently, the observation of superconductivity (SC) with 3.6 K in the pressurized 1313 LaNiO has attracted considerable interest. Here, we systematically investigate the electronic properties and superconducting mechanism of 1313 LaNiO using density functional theory plus dynamical mean-field theory (DFT+DMFT) and random phase approximation (RPA). Our DFT+DMFT calculations reveal that the single-layer (SL) subsystem exhibits nearly insulating behavior, with the orbital showing Mott physics, while the trilayer (TL) subsystem remains metallic. This indicates that SC primarily resides in the TL subsystem, whose Ni- orbitals are found to be hole-doped relative to bulk LaNiO. Based on DFT+DMFT-derived low-energy Hamiltonian, RPA-based analysis yields an -wave pairing symmetry within the TL subsystem. Importantly, we identify two key factors that contribute to the significant suppression of in 1313 LaNiO compared to bulk LaNiO. First, the hole doping in the TL subsystem, as established by DMFT, leads to a decreased pairing strength, as confirmed by RPA calculations -- a trend resembling that in bulk LaNiO. Second, the SL subsystem acts as a bridge connecting adjacent superconducting TL subsystems, thereby forming an S-N-S Josephson junction. The resulting interlayer Josephson coupling governs the phase coherence between TL subsystems and further suppresses the global . Combinedly, our findings suggest that the high- phase in the RP LaNiO family should be attributed to the 2222 LaNiO rather than the 1313 LaNiO.
6 pages, 5 figures
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