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d-symmetry superconductivity due to valence bond correlations

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


Journal:
Journal of Experimental and Theoretical Physics


Issue Date:
1998


Abstract(summary):

It is shown that d-symmetry superconductivity due to valence bond correlations is possible. Valence bond correlations are compatible with antiferromagnetic spin order. In order to explicitly construct a homogeneous state with the valence bond structure in the two-dimensional Hubbard model for an arbitrary doping, we have used the variational method based on unitary local transformation. Attraction between holes in the d-channel is due to modulation of hopping by the site population in course of the valence bond formation, and corresponding parameters have been calculated variationally. An important factor for the gap width is the increase in the density of states on the Fermi level due to antiferromagnetic splitting of the band. The gap width and its ratio to the T c are 2Deltasime0.1t and 2Delta/kT csime4.5-4 for U/tsime8. The correspondence between the theoretical phase diagram and experimental data is discussed. The dependence of T c on the doping delta=|n-1| and the Fermi surface shape are highly sensitive to the weak interaction t' leading to diagonal hoppings. In the case of t '>0 and p-doping, the peak on the curve of T c (delta) occurs at the doping delta opt, when the energy of the flattest part of the lower Hubbard subband crosses the Fermi level at k~(pi,0). In underdoped samples with delta

Page:
534-545


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