Dipole Interaction in Triplet Superconductivity with Horizontal Line Nodes: Orientation of the Superconducting Order Parameter in Sr2RuO4
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Abstract: Dipole interaction in the triplet superconductivity is studied. If the Cooper pairs are formed by the electrons at and in the body centered tetragonal lattice, (in this case the line nodes run horizontally on the cylindrical Fermi surface), the dipole energy is low when the -vector is perpendicular to the direction of the angular momentum of the Cooper pairs (-vector). This result is in contrast with the dipole energies in the ABM state of superfluid He, where -vector is forced to be parallel or antiparallel to the -vector by the dipole interaction. The recent NQR experiment in SrRuO by Ishida et al. can be explained by this result.
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