Mass Reduction Mechanism in High T_c Superconductivity : Estimate of T_c
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概要
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A two-dimensional electron lattice with alternating spin alignment is considered. When a certain number of holes or excess electrons are injected into this lattice, they will fall into the bound state with the towel energy, leading to novel superconductivity. The bound state is formed by a pair of holes (or excess electrons) through the mass reduction mechanism. The transition temperature for superconductivity is given by the gap equation, which is solved exactly.
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- 1989-11-20
著者
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IZUYAMA Takeo
Institute of Physics,College of Arts and Science,University of Tokyo
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Izuyama T
Univ. Tokyo Tokyo
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Izuyama Takeo
Institute Of Physics College Of Aris And Sciences University Of Tokyo
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ISHIZAKA Satoshi
Institute of Physics, College of Arts and Sciences, University of Tokyo
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Ishizaka S
Nec Fundamental Res. Lab. Ibaraki Jpn
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