In the 3D Kagome compound CeRu2, uniaxial stress creates a dome in Tc and drives the superconducting gap from anisotropic to isotropic, while hydrostatic pressure preserves Tc but changes the low-temperature superfluid density to a linear form, suggesting nodal pairing.
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Distinct Uniaxial Stress and Pressure Fingerprint of Superconductivity in the 3D Kagome Lattice Compound CeRu2
In the 3D Kagome compound CeRu2, uniaxial stress creates a dome in Tc and drives the superconducting gap from anisotropic to isotropic, while hydrostatic pressure preserves Tc but changes the low-temperature superfluid density to a linear form, suggesting nodal pairing.