Isotope effect on the superconducting critical temperature of cuprates in the presence of charge order
arXiv:1511.05096 · doi:10.1088/0953-2048/29/1/015002
Abstract
Using the large- limit of the - model and allowing also for phonons and the electron-phonon interaction we study the isotope effect for coupling constants appropriate for YBCO. We find that has a minimum at optimal doping and increases strongly (slightly) towards the underdoped (overdoped) region. Using values for the electron phonon interaction from the local density approximation we get good agreement for as a function of and doping with recent experimental data in YBCO. Our results strongly suggest that the large increase of in the underdoped region is (a) caused by the shift of electronic spectral density from low to high energies associated with a competing phase (in our case a charge density wave) and the formation of a gap, and (b) compatible with the small electron phonon coupling constants obtained from the local density approximation. We propose a similar explanation for the anomalous behavior of in Sr doped LaCuO near the doping 1/8.
14 pages, 6 figures
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