Hole Dispersion and Symmetry of the Superconducting Order Parameter for Underdoped CuO2 Bilayers and 3D Antiferromagnets
Abstract
We calculate the dispersion of a hole in CuO2 bilayers and 3D antiferromagnets, using the self-consistent Born approximation (SCBA) to the t-J model. Superconductivity and the symmetry of its order parameter are studied introducing a nearest-neighbor density-density attraction induced by short range antiferromagnetic (AF) fluctuations, as described in recent studies for the single layer cuprates. The well-known pairing in the dx2-y2 channel observed for one plane remains robust when three dimensional interactions are turned on. In bilayers, as the exchange along the direction perpendicular to the planes grows, eventually a transition to a ``s-wave'' state is observed with an order parameter mixture of d3z2-r2 and sx2+y2 + z2. For an isotropic 3D antiferromagnet the dx2 -y2 and d3z2 - r2 channels are degenerate.
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