Abstracts
P2.19
Some applications of a framework comprising
E
F
-incorporated
equations for
∆
0
and
T
c
and the corresponding number equations
Malik Gulshan
Jawaharlal Nehru University, Theory Group, School of Environmental Sciences,
New Delhi 110067, India
Augmenting the conventionally employed framework of BCS-BEC crossover
physicse.g.,
1
−
3
via inclusion of the equation for Tc and the corresponding
number equation, replacing the BCS equations for ∆
0
and
T
c
by the generalized
BCS equations when dealing with non-elemental superconductors (SCs), and
curtailing the limits of the number equations to avoid complex-valued solutions
when EF
k
B
θ
D
(
k
B
=Boltzmann constant;
θ
D
=Debye temperature), we draw
attention to recent work that dealt with (1) crossover physics without appeal to
scattering length theory,
4
(2) the long-standing puzzle posed by
SrT iO
3
,
5
(3) an
explanation of hitherto unexplained features of
La
2
CuO
4
,
6
and (4) heavy-fermion
SCs.
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P2.20
On the role of Fermi energy in determining properties of
superconductors
Malik Gulshan
Jawaharlal nehru University, Theory Group, School of Environmental Sciences,
New Delhi 110067, India
Supplementing the
E
F
-incorporated equations for ∆0 and
T
c
,1 which were
recently employed to deal with SrTiO3, La2CuO4, and heavy-fermion
superconductors (SCs), by similar equations for the critical current density
j
0
, we present new equations for the
j
0
of elemental and composite SCs that
depend solely on their following properties:
E
F
, Debye temperature, gram-atomic
volume, Sommerfeld constant, and a dimensionless construct where m* is the
effective mass of superconducting electrons and
P
0
their critical momentum.
Calling attention to the recent treatment of several SCs in such a framework,
2
we present here an explanation of the
{
T
c
, j
0
}
data on NbN films reported by
Semenov et al.
3
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.
] G.P. Malik (Author), Superconductivity: A New Approach Based on
the Bethe-Salpeter Equation in the Mean-Field Approximation, in: Series on
Directions in Condensed Matter Physics – Volume 21, World Scientific,Singapore,
2016
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.
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superconductors: A detailed comparative study of two elemental superconductors
(Sn and Pb), a non-cuprates (MgB2) and three cuprates (YBCO, Bi-2212, and
Tl-2212” (submitted)
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