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New superconductors : from granular to high T[symbol] /
How new are the high T c superconductors, as compared to the conventional low T c ones? In what sense are these oxides different from regular metals in their normal state? How different is the mechanism for high T c superconductivity from the well-known electron-phonon interaction that explains so w...
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| 245 | 1 | 0 | |a New superconductors : |b from granular to high T[symbol] / |c Guy Deutscher. |
| 246 | 3 | 0 | |a From granular to high T[symbol] |
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| 505 | 0 | |a 1. Superfluidity. 1.1. The Landau critical velocity. 1.2. Origin of the condensate. 1.3. Phase of the condensate. 1.4. Two-Fermion superfluids. 1.5. BCS superconducting metals. 1.6. Summary. 1.7. Further reading -- 2. Coherence length, penetration depth and critical temperature. 2.1. Origin of the coherence length in superconducting metals. 2.2. Experimental methods for the determination of the coherence length. 2.3. Experimental results for the coherence length. 2.4. Penetration depth and critical temperature. 2.5. Further reading -- 3. The phase transition. 3.1. Free energies. 3.2. Fluctuations. 3.3. Condensation energies. 3.4. Summary. 3.5. Further reading -- 4. Phase diagrams. 4.1. Granular superconductors. 4.2. Phase diagram of the cuprates. 4.3. Summary. 4.4. Further reading -- 5. Gap, symmetry and pseudo-gap. 5.1. The BCS s-wave gap. 5.2. Gap symmetry in the cuprates. 5.3. Superconducting gap and pseudo-gap. 5.4. Summary. 5.5. Further reading -- 6. Basics on vortices. 6.1. Vortices and vortex matter. 6.2. The isolated vortex. 6.3. Formation of the vortex lattice. 6.4. Vortex motion. 6.5. Probing surface currents in d-wave superconductors. 6.6. Summary. 6.7. Further reading -- 7. Cuprate superconductors under strong fields. 7.1. Vortex lattice melting. 7.2. Experiments on vortex phase transitions. 7.3. Summary. 7.4. Further reading -- 8. From fundamentals to applications. 8.1. The need for high critical temperatures and fields. 8.2. High critical temperatures. 8.3. Upper critical fields. 8.4. Practical upper temperature for superconductivity. 8.5. Further reading -- 9. HTS conductors and their applications. 9.1. Grain boundaries. 9.2. First and second generation wires. 9.3. Further reading. | |
| 520 | |a How new are the high T c superconductors, as compared to the conventional low T c ones? In what sense are these oxides different from regular metals in their normal state? How different is the mechanism for high T c superconductivity from the well-known electron-phonon interaction that explains so well superconductivity in metals and alloys? What are the implications of the new features of the high T c oxides for their practical applications? This interesting book aims to provide some answers to those questions, drawing particularly on similarities between the high T c oxides and granular supe. | ||
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