Superconductivity. Vol.2: Novel superconductors / ed. by Bennemann K.H., Ketterson J.B. - Berlin; Heidelberg: Springer, 2008. - xvi, P.765-1568: ill. (some col.). - Aut. ind.: p.1537-1543. - Sub. ind: p.1545-1568. - ISBN 978-3-540-73252-5  Место хранения:   08 | Институт физики им. Л.В.Киренского СО РАН | Красноярск | Библиотека

Оглавление / Contents

Volume II. Superconductivity: Novel Superconductors List of Contributors ........................................... XV 14. High-Tc Superconductivity H.R.Ott ................................................ 765 14.1. Introduction ........................................ 765 14.2. Typical Structural Characteristics .................. 767 14.3. Occurrence of Superconductivity ..................... 774 14.4. Physical Properties of Copper Oxides ................ 778 14.5. Physical Properties of Non-Cuprate High-Tc Superconductors ..................................... 813 14.6. Final Remarks ....................................... 823 References ................................................ 823 15. Tunneling Spectroscopy of Conventional and Unconventional Superconductors J. Zasadzinski ......................................... 833 15.1. Introduction ........................................ 833 15.2. Basic Tunneling Phenomenology ....................... 835 15.3. Tunneling and Strong-Coupling Effects: Microscopic Picture ............................................. 841 15.4. Tunneling Spectroscopy of Conventional Superconductors ..................................... 844 15.5. Tunneling in High-Temperature Superconductors ....... 847 15.6. Heavy Fermion Superconductors ....................... 861 15.7. Organic Superconductors ............................. 862 15.8. Other Materials ..................................... 863 15.9. Conclusions ......................................... 864 References ................................................ 865 16. Phase-Sensitive Tests of Pairing Symmetry in Cuprate Superconductors С.С. Tsuei and J.R. Kirtley ............................ 869 16.1. Introduction ........................................ 869 16.2. Phase Sensitive Tests: Theoretical Background ....... 874 16.3. Phase-Sensitive Tests: Experiments .................. 880 16.4. Angle-Resolved Determination of Gap Anisotropy in YBCO ............................................. 901 16.5. Universality of the d-Wave Pair State ............... 902 16.6. Implications of d-Wave Pairing Symmetry ............. 907 16.7. Conclusions ......................................... 912 References ................................................ 913 17. Photoemission in the High- Tc Superconductors J.С. Campuzano, M.R. Norman, and M. Randeria ........... 923 17.1. Introduction ........................................ 924 17.2. Basics of Angle-Resolved Photoemission .............. 924 17.3. The Valence Band .................................... 933 17.4. Normal State Dispersion and the Fermi Surface ....... 935 17.5. Superconducting Energy Gap .......................... 948 17.6. Pseudogap ........................................... 954 17.7. Photoemission Lineshapes and the Electron Self- Energy .............................................. 963 17.8. Summary ............................................. 987 References ................................................ 988 18. Neutron Scattering and the Magnetic Response of Superconductors and Related Compounds S.M. Hayden ............................................ 993 18.1. Introduction ........................................ 993 18.2. The Neutron Scattering Technique .................... 994 18.3. The Static Spin Susceptibility of Superconductors ... 999 18.4. Magnetic Excitations in Metals and Weakly Coupled Superconductors .................................... 1001 18.5. Excitations and Superconductive Pairing ............ 1003 18.6. High Temperature Superconductivity ................. 1004 18.7. Discussion ......................................... 1023 18.8. Final Remarks ...................................... 1024 References ............................................... 1024 19. Heavy-Fermion Superconductivity P.S. Riseborough, G.M. Schmiedeshoff, and J.L. Smith ................................................. 1031 19.1. Overview ........................................... 1031 19.2. Introduction ....................................... 1033 19.3. Properties of the Normal State ..................... 1069 19.4. Properties of the Superconducting State ............ 1103 19.5. Heavy Fermion Superconducting Compounds ............ 1132 19.6. The Conclusion ..................................... 1140 References ............................................... 1141 20. Organic Superconductors M. Lang and J. Müller ................................. 1155 20.1. Introduction ....................................... 1155 20.2. Characteristics of Organic Charge-Transfer Conductors ......................................... 1157 20.3. Normal-State Properties ............................ 1162 20.4. Superconducting-State Properties ................... 1182 20.5. Epilogue ........................................... 1212 References ............................................... 1214 21. Concepts in High Temperature Superconductivity E.W. Carlson, V.J. Emery, S.A. Kivelson, and D. Orgad ................................................. 1225 21.1. Introduction ....................................... 1227 21.2. High Temperature Superconductivity is Hard to Attain .......................................... 1230 21.3. Superconductivity in the Cuprates: General Considerations ..................................... 1234 21.4. Preview: Our View of the Phase Diagram ............. 1244 21.5. Quasi-ID Superconductors ........................... 1245 21.6. Quasi-ID Physics in a Dynamical Stripe Array ....... 1257 21.7. Electron Fractionalization in D > 1 as a Mechanism of High Temperature Superconductivity .... 1259 21.8. Superconductors with Small Superfluid Density ...... 1262 21.9. Lessons from Weak Coupling ......................... 1272 21.10.Lessons from Strong Coupling ....................... 1277 21.11.Lessons from Numerical Studies of Hubbard and Related Models ..................................... 1286 21.12.Doped Antiferromagnets ............................. 1300 21.13.Stripes and High Temperature Superconductivity ..... 1310 References ............................................... 1327 22. A Spin Fluctuation Model for d-Wave Superconductivity A.V. Chubukov, D. Pines, and J. Schmalian ............. 1349 22.1. Introduction and Overview .......................... 1349 22.2. Spin-Fermion Model ................................. 1358 22.3. Summary of Strong-Coupling Theory for Electron- Phonon Pairing ..................................... 1363 22.4. Strong-Coupling Approach to Spin-Fermion Interaction ........................................ 1366 22.5. Fingerprints of Spin Fermion Pairing ............... 1377 22.6. Comparison with the Experiments on Cuprates ........ 1389 22.7. Conclusions ........................................ 1403 22.8. Note Added ......................................... 1405 References ............................................... 1407 23. Electronic Theory for Superconductivity in High-Tc Cuprates and Sr2RuO4 D. Manske, I. Eremin, and К.H. Bennemann .............. 1415 23.1. Introduction ....................................... 1416 23.2. Electronic Theory for Hole-Doped and Electron- Doped Cuprates ..................................... 1428 23.3. Electronic Theory for Ruthenates (Sr2Ru04) ......... 1451 23.4. Results for Hole-Doped and Electron-Doped Cuprates ........................................... 1460 23.5. Results for Sr2RuO4 ................................ 1485 23.6. Summary and Outlook ................................ 1496 Appendix ................................................. 1497 References ............................................... 1511 24. Superfluid 3He and the Cuprate Superconductors A.J. Leggett .......................................... 1517 24.1. Introduction: Bose Condensation and Cooper Pairing ............................................ 1517 24.2. The Normal State: Is the Fermi-Liquid Picture Valid? ............................................. 1522 24.3. Response Functions: The MIR Peak in the Cuprates ... 1525 24.4. The Cooper-Paired States of Superfluid 3He and the Cuprates: General Considerations ............... 1526 24.5. Symmetry of the Order Parameter .................... 1531 24.6. Conclusion ......................................... 1534 24.7. Summary ............................................ 1534 References ................................................... 1535 Author Index ................................................. 1537 Subject Index ................................................ 1545