Phenomenological theory of the underdoped phase of a high-T superconductor
arXiv:cond-mat/0610181 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevLett.98.237001
Abstract
We model the Fermi surface of the cuprates by one-dimensional nested parts near and and unnested parts near the zone diagonals. Fermions in the nested regions form 1D spin liquids, and develop spectral gaps below some , but superconducting order is prevented by 1D phase fluctuations. We show that the Josephson coupling between order parameters at and locks their relative phase at a crossover scale . Below , the system response becomes two-dimensional, and the system displays Nernst effect. The remaining total phase gets locked at , at which the system develops a (quasi-) long-range superconducting order.
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