To discuss a possibility that the superconductivities in Na_xCoO_2yH_2O are induced by the electron correlation, we investigate the possible pairing symmetry based on the single-band Hubbard model whose dispersion of the bare energy band is obtained by using FLAPW-LDA band structure calculation of Na_xCoO_2yH_2O. The superconducting transition temperature is estimated by solving the Eliashberg equation. In this equation, both normal and anomalous self-energies are calculated up to the third-order terms with respect to the Coulomb repulsion. In the case of spin-singlet pairing, the candidate of pairing symmetry (the maximum eigen value λ_max^SS of Eliashberg's equation) belongs to d-wave(E_2 representation of D_6 group). In the case of spin-triplet pairing, the candidate of pairing symmetry (the maximum eigen value λ_max^ST of Eliashberg's equation) belongs to f_{y(y²-3x²)}-wave (B_1 representation of D_6 group). It is found that λ_max^SSλ_max^ST and the transition temperatures of unconventional pairing state are estimated to be low compared with observed temperature within our simple model.
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