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Manifestations of the pseudogap and superconducting gap of cuprates in photoemission

Author:
A. A. Ovchinnikov   M. Ya. Ovchinnikova  


Journal:
Journal of Experimental and Theoretical Physics


Issue Date:
2000


Abstract(summary):

The degree to which the interpretation of the existence of a pseudogap and a superconducting gap in cuprates on the basis of the t-t'-U Hubbard-model corresponds to the data obtained from the photoemission spectra is discussed. The pseudogap in the model is interpreted as the work function of electrons from the insulating parts of the Brillouin zone boundary. On this basis one can explain the angle dependence of the gap measured in the photoemission spectra and its evolution on changes in doping and temperature. In particular, an explanation is found for the decline in the ratio of the angle derivative of the gap near the site, v Delta (1/2)dDelta(phi)/dphi, to the maximum value of the gap, Delta max with decreasing doping. That behavior and the different temperature dependence of the gap Delta(phi) for different angles are due to the presence of two contributions to Delta with different anisotropies-from the pseudogap and from the superconducting gap. The calculation of the spectral functions confirms the sharp Fermi boundary observed in the direction and the smeared edge of the distribution along the path Gamma(0,0)-M(pi,0)-Y(pi,pi)


Page:
1242-1249


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