Renormalization of Coulomb interactions in s-wave superconductor NaxCoO2
Keiji Yada, Hiroshi Kontani
Abstract
We study the renormalized Coulomb interactions due to retardation effect in NaxCoO2. Although the Morel-Anderson's pseudo potential for a1g orbital μ*a1g is relatively large because the direct Coulomb repulsion U is large, that for interband transition between a1g and eg' orbitals μ*a1g,eg' is very small since the renormalization factor for pair hopping J is square of that for U. Therefore, the s-wave superconductivity due to valence-band Suhl-Kondo mechanism will survive against strong Coulomb interactions. The interband hopping of Cooper pairs due to shear phonons is essential to understand the superconductivity in NaxCoO2.
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