Temperature-Induced Superconductivity Enhancement under Large Exchange Field

The study investigates how finite temperature can simultaneously weaken superconductivity and mitigate spin polarization depairing in superconductors with large exchange fields. It finds that superconductivity can be unexpectedly enhanced by temperature when Zeeman energy is high, proposing a multiband effect as the microscopic mechanism for this enhancement.

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