Impurities and orbital dependent superconductivity in Sr2RuO4
Abstract
There now exists a wealth of experimental evidence that Sr2RuO4 is an odd-parity superconductor. Experiments further indicate that among the bands stemming from the Ru xy,xz,yz orbitals, the portion of the Fermi surface arising from the xy orbitals exhibits a much larger gap than the portions of the Fermi surface arising from the xz,yz orbitals. In this paper the role of impurities on such an orbital dependent superconducting state is examined within the Born approximation. In contrast to expected results for a nodeless p-wave superconductor the unique nature of the superconducting state in Sr2RuO4 implies that a low concentration of impurities strongly influences the low temperature behavior.
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