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Nearly Gapless Singlet-Pairing in Pure System of Heavy Fermion Superconductor

Kazumasa Miyake, T. Matsuura, H. Jichu

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Cooper pairing in heavy fermion system, in which the interaction on the same site is repulsive and that between the neighbour sites is attractive, is discussed. The conclusion is that a nearly gapless s-wave pairing is possible, which is consistent with existing experiments of heavy fermion superconductors.

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Cooper pairing in heavy fermion system, in which the interaction on the same site is repulsive and that between the neighbour sites is attractive, is discussed. The conclusion is that a nearly gapless s-wave pairing is possible, which is consistent with existing experiments of heavy fermion superconductors.

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Cooper pairing in heavy fermion system, in which the interaction on the same site is repulsive and that between the neighbour sites is attractive, is discussed. The conclusion is that a nearly gapless s-wave pairing is possible, which is consistent with existing experiments of heavy fermion superconductors.

Key concepts: Pairing, Physics, Gapless playback, Fermion, Superconductivity, Singlet state, Cooper pair, Condensed matter physics

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