Theory of noncentrosymmetric and other unconventional superconductors

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One of the major driving forces of modern technology is the research into new materials. Superconductors, which are the materials that can conduct electricity without any energy losses, are of particular importance. The majority of superconducting materials at the focus of current research belong to the class of unconventional superconductors. High-temperature cuprates and iron pnictides, strontium ruthenate, heavy-fermion and organic compounds are just some of the examples. Superconductors are said to be "unconventional" if their properties cannot be explained by the standard microscopic theories of superconductivity, in particular, the Bardeen-Cooper-Schrieffer model.