Abstract
We considered anisotropic superconductivity within the two-dimensional Hubbard model extended by pairing correlations originating from the electron–phonon interaction. To discuss the onset of superconductivity close to the insulator–metal transition, we used the Hubbard I approximation to account for the formation of the insulating gap and see the role of Coulomb correlations for superconducting pairing. It has been shown that the Hubbard I approximation reflects effective pairing interactions genuine for correlated electron systems and leads to the stabilization of the superconductivity in the d-wave channel. One may expect the cooperation of phonon-free and phonon-induced mechanism in the formation of thed-wave superconducting state.
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