  The symmetry of superconductivity in borocarbides LuNi2B2C and YNi2B2C is an
outstanding issue. Here an anisotropic s- wave order parameter (or s+g model)
is proposed for these borocarbides. In spite of the dominant s- wave component
the proposed superconducting order parameter has nodes and gives rise to the
H^(1/2) dependent specific heat in the vortex state (the Volovik effect). This
model predicts the fourfold symmetry both in the angular dependent thermal
conductivity and in the excess Dingle temperature in the vortex state, which
should be readily accessible experimentally.
