Introduction to Unconventional Superconductivity

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Unconventional superconductivity (2017, background): “As discussed by Mineev and Samokhin [75], mixed singlet and triplet pairing superconducting states can occur in the absence of crystalline inversion symmetry, which – due to the admixture of triplet – would mean UcS.”
Chiral superconductivity from repulsive interactions in doped graphene (2011, background): “If K2 < 0 then a dx2−y2 or a dxy superconducting state would arise, whereas if if K2 > 0 then the dx2−y2 and dxy orders can co-exist [33].”
Superconducting phases of f -electron compounds (2009, background): “…compounds and theoretical scenarios we refer to (Flouquet, 2006; Flouquet et al., 2006; Grewe and Steglich, 1991; Joynt and Taillefer, 2002; Maple et al., 2008; Mineev and Samokhin, 1999; Sauls, 1994; Sigrist, 2005; Sigrist and Ueda, 1991; Thalmeier and Zwicknagl, 2005; Thalmeier et al., 2005).”