Two-band theory of specific heat and thermal conductivity in the mixed state of MgB2
L. Tewordt, D. Fay
Abstract
We solve the coupled gap equations for the σ- and π-bands of MgB2 in the vortex state and calculate the resulting field dependencies of the specific heat coefficient γ and the thermal conductivity κ. The crucial parameters of the theory are the interband pairing interaction λπσ and the ratio s=ξσ/ξπ of the coherence lengths. For reasonably small λπσ and s, the small gap Δπ decreases with increasing magnetic field H much faster than the large gap Δσ . This gives rise to the observed rapid increase of γπ and κπ for small fields while γσ and κσ exhibit conventional field dependencies. Inclusion of intraband impurity scattering yields fairly good agreement with experiments for applied fields along the c axis.
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