I have fitted the transverse-field MuSR data to obtain the muon depolarization rate (sigma) at different temperatures. Now I want to fit the temperature variation of sigma to know the nature of superconducting gap?
You may find interesting the following paper by Prof. Peter Hirschfeld [1]. He discuss reasons for competition between pairing in s- and d-wave channels & gives some examples of s anisotropic gaps for a particular system of Fe-based superconductors.
On the other hand, an isotropic gap has only a constant value Delta = Delta0. Notice please that, isotropic or anisotropic s-wave gaps do not have zeros (don´t touch the Fermi surface)
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Article Using Gap Symmetry and Structure to Reveal the Pairing Mecha...