Impurity and interface bound states in and superconductors
arXiv:cond-mat/0305152 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.69.092502
Abstract
Motivated by recent discoveries of novel superconductors such as NaCoOHO and SrRuO, we analysize features of quasi-particle scattering due to impurities and interfaces for possible gapful and Cooper pairing. A bound state appears near a local impurity, and a band of bound states form near an interface. We obtained analytically the bound state energy, and calculated the space and energy dependent local density of states resolvable by high-resolution scanning tunnelling microscopy. For comparison we also sketch results of impurity and surface states if the pairing is nodal p- or d-wave.
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