Formation of Non-Unitary State near the Upper-Critical Field of Sr2RuO4
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Abstract: We have studied the superconducting state of SrRuO under a magnetic field parallel to the superconducting plane. We show that due to a weak spin-orbit coupling, non-unitary k state is formed right at H, then changes to unitary k state, as a magnetic field is lowered. In terms of this crossover, we address the origin of the observed double peaks of specific heat and the disappearance of the double peaks at low fields.
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