Pseudogap above Tc in a model with dx2-y2 pairing
Jan R. Engelbrecht, Alexander Nazarenko, Mohit Randeria, Elbio Dagotto
Abstract
We study the anomalous normal state properties of a simple two-dimensional model whose ground state is a d-wave superconductor. Using a self-consistent, conserving formulation, we show that pairing correlations above Tc lead to the appearance of a highly anisotropic pseudogap in the electronic spectral function and the destruction of the Fermi surface. We discuss the similarities and differences between our results and ARPES experiments on underdoped cuprates.
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