Abstract
We consider a model for bilayer superconductors where an interlayer pairing amplitude co-exists with intralayer pairing of symmetry. This model is motivated by a recent photoemission experiment reporting the splitting of the nodes of the energy gap. In addition to offering a natural explanation of this observation, the model has a number of new experimental consequences. We find that the new state is accompanied by a spontaneous breaking of the tetragonal symmetry. We also find that the out-of-phase oscillation of and gives rise to a new Raman active mode. The phase of may also become imaginary, leading to a state which breaks time reversal symmetry, which may have important implications for tunnelling experiments.
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