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The influence of the spin-dependent phase shifts (SDPS) associated to theelectronic reflection and transmission amplitudes acquired by electrons uponscattering on the potential barrier on the Andreev reflection probability ofelectron and hole excitations for a ferromagnet/isolator/d-wave superconductor(FIS) contact and the charge conductance of the FIS contact is studied. Varioussuperconductor orientations are considered. It is found that SDPS can suppressthe zero-potential peak and restore finite-potential peaks in the chargeconductance of the F/I/d-wave superconductor contact for the (110) orientationof the d-wave superconductor and, on the contrary, can restore thezero-potential peak and suppress finite-potential peaks for the $\{100\}$orientation of the d-wave superconductor.

The influence of the spin-dependent phases of tunneling electrons on the conductance of a point ferromagnet/isolator/d-wave superconductor contact