Iron Superconductivity Weathers Another Storm
Figure 1: Calculated Fermi surfaces representative of (a) arsenides [Ba(Fe1.94Co0.06)2As2] and (b) selenides (K0.8Fe2Se2) [10]. Different shades of red denote hole Fermi surfaces, and different shades of blue the electron ones. The arrows show quasinesting vectors.× This simple concept has been questioned on at least two occasions when new iron-based superconducting materials were discovered. This
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