1988
DOI: 10.1103/physrevb.38.2472
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“…The other is a speculation on the mechanism of Cu-oxide high T, superconductivity on the basis of recent studies of transport properties in (Bi, ~,Pb,),Sr,Ca,Cu,O,,+, ) and of the shift of temperature position of the sound velocity jump in YBa,CuJO, and (La, -xSrx)zCuO, under high magnetic fields (Hone and , ), as well as the studies of the effect of magnetic fields on the specific heat jump position made by Fisher et al (1988), Inderhees et al (1988) and Salamon et al (1988). The present proposal of the mechanism is closely linked to attempts to understand the reason for the linear temperature dependence of the inverse Hall coefficient in these Cu-oxide superconductors obtained by Iye et al (1988), Penney et al (1988) and Stormer et al (1988). Such understanding may be the key to solving the mechanism of Cu-oxide high T, superconductivity.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 55%
“…The other is a speculation on the mechanism of Cu-oxide high T, superconductivity on the basis of recent studies of transport properties in (Bi, ~,Pb,),Sr,Ca,Cu,O,,+, ) and of the shift of temperature position of the sound velocity jump in YBa,CuJO, and (La, -xSrx)zCuO, under high magnetic fields (Hone and , ), as well as the studies of the effect of magnetic fields on the specific heat jump position made by Fisher et al (1988), Inderhees et al (1988) and Salamon et al (1988). The present proposal of the mechanism is closely linked to attempts to understand the reason for the linear temperature dependence of the inverse Hall coefficient in these Cu-oxide superconductors obtained by Iye et al (1988), Penney et al (1988) and Stormer et al (1988). Such understanding may be the key to solving the mechanism of Cu-oxide high T, superconductivity.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 55%
“…In addition to the resistivity anomaly the T Ϫ2 dependence of the Hall mobility H ϭ R H ͞ at the optimized composition in YBCO is also mysterious (27). It can be explained (27), however, with an extreme (and at that time apparently arbitrary) two-carrier model.…”
Section: Disjoint Densities Of Statesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It can be explained (27), however, with an extreme (and at that time apparently arbitrary) two-carrier model. Rereading this paper nearly 10 years later the author was quite surprised to find that this model is essentially identical to his (filamentary ballistic)͞(localized band) model.…”
Section: Disjoint Densities Of Statesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is this coherence that gives rise to linearities in T of the normal state resistivity and Hall number 8 . In the fullerene case, the resistivity is quadratic in T, in 5 another words, the normal state behaves as a Fermi liquid because the resistivity is associated with current flow across the puddles.…”
Section: Percolative Transport In a Depletion Space Charge Layermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These include linearities in T of the normal state resistivity and Hall number 8 , mysterious correlations between vibronic peaks in neutron and infrared spectra (never discussed together in experimental papers), the broken symmetry of planar and c-axis polarized infrared spectra 9 , conflicts between tunneling spectra that show an isotropic energy gap and angle-resolved photoemission spectra that suggest d-wave anisotropy 10 , and doping-dependent mediumrange correlations in atomic-resolution scanning tunneling microscope coupled with rapid short-range fluctuations 10,11 . In other words, the quantum percolation model is not just a toy model that explains a few aspects of one experiment, it is a general platform for understanding all the microscopic properties of cuprate HTSC.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%