Discrete-Lattice Model for Surface Bound States and Tunneling in d-Wave Superconductors
M. B. Walker, P. Pairor
Abstract
Surface bound states in a discrete-lattice model of a dx2 - y2 cuprate superconductor are shown to be, in general, coherent superpositions of an incoming excitation and more than one outgoing excitation, and a simple graphical construction based on a surface Brillouin zone is developed to describe their nature. In addition, a momentum-dependent lifetime contribution to the width of these bound states as observed in tunneling experiments is derived and elucidated in physical terms.
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