Coexistence of the superconducting energy gap and pseudogap above and below the transition temperature of superconducting cuprates
arXiv:1305.0063 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.87.140508
Abstract
We express the superconducting gap, , in terms of thermodynamic functions in both - and d-wave symmetries. Applying to BiSrCaCuO and YCaBaCuO we find that for all dopings persists, as a partial gap, high above due to strong superconducting fluctuations. Therefore in general two gaps are present above , the superconducting gap and the pseudogap, effectively reconciling two highly polarized views concerning pseudogap physics.
Published as Rapid Communications in Phys. Rev. B. Five pages, 4 figures
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