Superconductivity in a repulsively interacting two-band Fermi gas
Kazuhiko Kuroki, Hideo Aoki
DOI 10.1103/PhysRevLett.72.2947 · Physical Review Letters
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Abstract
Phase diagram of the two-band Fermi gas with repulsive intraband and interband interactions is obtained with the bosonization technique. In the forward-scattering model, there is a region for the superconductivity (SC) within a band due to charge fluctuations in the accompanying band. When the backward scattering is relevant the SC region becomes wider, while when the umklapp scattering is relevant the system is renormalized into two independent single bands, which is considered to cover the regime where superconductivity a´ la single-band attractive Hubbard model is found from quantum Monte Carlo results in the multiband model on discrete lattices.
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