Exploring superconductivity in multi-orbital systems

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Abstract

We study possible unconventional superconducting states in correlated electronic systems with multi-orbital and strong spin-orbit coupling. In particular we focus the interplay between electronic correlation, spin-orbital coupling and lattice structure in determining a pairing symmetry. To study such systems in a controlled manner, we develop a dynamical mean field theory simulation with hybridization expansion continuous time quantum Monte Carlo impurity solver. We further explore the Parquet formalism in which the momentum dependence of the pairing vertex is explicitly introduced by combining both particle-particle and particle-hole channel contributions, to capture the pairing symmetry. The effects of hole and electron doping will be also discussed.

Authors

  • Zi Yang Meng

    University of Toronto, Department of Physics, University of Toronto

  • Hae-Young Kee

    University of Toronto, Department of Physics, University of Toronto

  • Yong Baek Kim

    University of Toronto, Department of Physics, University of Toronto, Univ of Toronto, University of Toronto, Korea Institute for Advanced Study