On the critical temperature and the energy gap in dense SiH4(H2)2 at 250 GPa
arXiv:1208.4258 · doi:10.1016/j.ssc.2012.10.015
Abstract
The critical temperature () and the energy gap () for the superconductor SiH(H) at 250 GPa have been calculated. The wide range of the Coulomb pseudopotential's values has been considered: . It has been stated that decreases together with the increase of from 129.83 K to 81.40 K. The low-temperature energy gap ( K) decreases together with the increase of the Coulomb pseudopotential from 50.96 meV to 30.12 meV. The high values of mean that the dimensionless ratio significantly exceeds the value predicted by the classical BCS theory. In the considered case: . Due to the unusual dependence of the critical temperature and the energy gap on , the analytical expressions for and have been given.
arXiv comment7 pages, 5 figures
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