Mechanisms for higher in copper oxide superconductors; Ideas from band calculations
arXiv:0903.2335 · doi:10.1063/1.3142877
Abstract
Band calculations for the hole doped LaCuO system show that artificial periodicities of Ba dopants can give the material different properties than from a uniform distribution of dopants. A periodicity within the planes make static pseudogaps which could be tuned to raise the density-of-states (DOS) at and the superconducting . A periodic doping dependence perpendicular to the CuO planes can increase the matrix element for spin fluctuations.
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