Mirror Nesting of the Fermi Contour and Superconducting Pairing from the Repulsive Interaction
arXiv:cond-mat/0310096 · doi:10.1023/B:JOSC.0000021230.42743.c0
Abstract
We consider the necessary conditions of superconducting pairing at repulsive interaction between particles composing a pair with large total momentum: (1) the existence of, at least, one negative eigenvalue of the repulsion potential and (2) mirror nesting of the Fermi contour. Under these conditions, we represent the solution of the self-consistency equation continuously depending on the momentum of the relative motion of the pair. The corresponding superconducting order parameter changes its sign on a line crossing the Fermi contour inside the domain of definition of the relative motion pair momentum. We argue that repulsive-induced superconducting pairing with large total pair momentum may be just the case relating to high-temperature superconducting cuprates.
11 pages, 3 figures
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