Superconductor--insulator transition in d-wave superconductors
A. G. Rojo, C. A. Balseiro
Abstract
We address the question of whether an anisotropic gap dx2-y2 symmetry is compatible with localized states in the normal phase. The issue is important in high Tc superconductors where a superconductor to insulator transition is observed in the underdoped regime, together with a number of experiments that support d-wave pairing. We find a reentrant behavior of superconductivity in the strongly disorder phase.
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