Abstract
The effects of the pairing symmetries ( and ) on the cutoff parameter of field distribution, , in stoichiometric (like LiFeAs) and nonstoichiometric (like doped ) iron pnictides have been investigated using Eilenberger quasiclassical equations. Magnetic field, temperature, and impurity scattering dependencies of have been calculated. Two opposite behaviors have been discovered. The ratio is less in symmetry when the intraband impurity scattering () is much larger than 1 and is much larger than the interband impurity scattering (), i.e., in nonstoichiometric iron pnictides. In contrast, the value is higher in the case and the field-dependent curve is shifted upward from the “clean” case () for stoichiometric iron pnictides (). Results can be tested in muon spin rotation measurements.
- Received 21 October 2010
DOI:https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevB.83.104518
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