Muon Spin Relaxation Measurements in NaxCoO2*yH2O
A. Kanigel, A. Keren, L. Patlagan, K. B. Chashka, B. Fisher, P. King, A. Amato
Abstract
Using the transverse field muon spin relaxation technique we measure the temperature dependence of the magnetic field penetration depth λ, in the NaxCoO2· yH2O system. We find that λ, which is determined by superfluid density ns and the effective mass m, is very small and on the edge of the TF-μSR sensitivity. Nevertheless, the results indicate that the order parameter in this system has nodes and that it obeys the Uemura relation. By comparing λ with the normal state electron density we conclude that m of the superconductivity carrier is 70 times larger than the mass of bare electrons.
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