1996
DOI: 10.1016/0038-1098(96)00460-7
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Order parameter anisotropy caused by the symmetry properties of coupling matrix element in two-band model of a superconductor

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“…S + D symmetry order parameters in the scheme basing on the Hamiltonian (1) have been investigated in [25]. We also mention that two hybridized bands with isotropic initial pairing can lead to order parameter nodes [26,27]. In [28], it has been shown that a two-band superconductor with isotropic gaps of opposite signs appearing due to repulsive interband pair-transfer interaction (a sign-reversed s wave superconductor), is similar to a d wave superconductor.…”
Section: The Model and Paired Carrier Effective Massmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…S + D symmetry order parameters in the scheme basing on the Hamiltonian (1) have been investigated in [25]. We also mention that two hybridized bands with isotropic initial pairing can lead to order parameter nodes [26,27]. In [28], it has been shown that a two-band superconductor with isotropic gaps of opposite signs appearing due to repulsive interband pair-transfer interaction (a sign-reversed s wave superconductor), is similar to a d wave superconductor.…”
Section: The Model and Paired Carrier Effective Massmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In [26] two hybridizing bands with isotropic intraband pairing interactions have been considered and the necessary presence of order parameter nodes has been found. Considering attractive pairing interaction within the planes and repulsive ones between planes and chains in the Y-123 system [27] nodes of the gap due to band anticrossing have been found, blending s-wave and d-wave features.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%