246 research outputs found
On the phonon-induced superconductivity of disordered alloys
A model of alloy is considered which includes both quenched disorder in the
electron subsystem (``alloy'' subsystem) and electron-phonon interaction. For
given approximate solution for the alloy part of the problem, which is assumed
to be conserving in Baym's sense, we construct the generating functional and
derive the Eliashberg-type equations which are valid to the lowest order in the
adiabatic parameter.The renormalization of bare electron-phonon interaction
vertices by disorder is taken into account consistently with the approximation
for the alloy self-energy. For the case of exact configurational averaging the
same set of equations is established within the usual T-matrix approach. We
demonstrate that for any conserving approximation for the alloy part of the
self-energy the Anderson's theorem holds in the case of isotropic singlet
pairing provided disorder renormalizations of the electron-phonon interaction
vertices are neglected. Taking account of the disorder renormalization of the
electron-phonon interaction we analyze general equations qualitatively and
present the expressions for for the case of weak and intermediate
electron-phonon coupling. Disorder renormalizations of the logarithmic
corrections to the effective coupling, which arise when the effective
interaction kernel for the Cooper channel has the second energy scale, as well
as the renormalization of the dilute paramagnetic impurity suppression are
discussed.Comment: 59 pages, 10 Eps figures, LaTe
First-principles Calculations of the Electronic Structure and Spectra of Strongly Correlated Systems: Dynamical Mean-field Theory
A recently developed dynamical mean-field theory in the iterated perturbation
theory approximation was used as a basis for construction of the "first
principles" calculation scheme for investigating electronic structure of
strongly correlated electron systems. This scheme is based on Local Density
Approximation (LDA) in the framework of the Linearized Muffin-Tin-Orbitals
(LMTO) method. The classical example of the doped Mott-insulator
La_{1-x}Sr_xTiO_3 was studied by the new method and the results showed
qualitative improvement in agreement with experimental photoemission spectra.Comment: 11 pages, 3 Postscript figures, LaTeX, submit in Journal of Physics:
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The nature of the ferromagnetic ground state in the Mn4 molecular magnet
Using ab initio band structure and model calculations we studied magnetic
properties of one of the Mn molecular magnets (Mn4(hmp)6), where two types
of the Mn ions exist: Mn3+ and Mn2+. The direct calculation of the exchange
constants in the GGA+U approximation shows that in contrast to a common belief
the strongest exchange coupling is not between two Mn3+ ions (J_{bb}), but
along two out of four exchange paths connecting Mn3+ and Mn2+ ions (J_{wb}).
The microscopic analysis performed within the perturbation theory allowed to
establish the mechanism for this largest ferromagnetic exchange constant. The
charge ordering of the Mn ions results in the situation when the energy of the
excited state in the exchange process is defined not by the large on-site
Coulomb repulsion U, but by much smaller energy V, which stabilizes the charge
ordered state. Together with strong Hund's rule coupling and specific orbital
order this leads to a large ferromagnetic exchange interaction for two out of
four Mn2+ --Mn3+ pairs.Comment: 12 pages, 10 figure
The Development of Heat Substation for Drying Waste Heat Utilisation
The problem solution of waste heat utilization at the tobacco factory is considered in this work. The analysis of the possibility of waste heat utilization and appropriate calculations of plate heat exchangers were carried out. The method for multi component mixture condensation calculation is used. This allows obtaining optimal parameters for the working conditions of the heat exchangers according to the energy efficiency retrofit of industrial enterprises. The design of heat substation for waste heat utilisation was developed
Mn-Doped BaTiO3Ceramics: Thermal and electrical properties for multicaloric applications
Multiferroic materialsare widely used in microelectronics because they are sensitive to elastic, magnetic, and electric fields and there is an intrinsic coupling between them. In particular, transition metal-doped BaTiO3 is consideredas a viable multiferroic because of the simultaneous presence of ferroelectricity and magnetism.In this work, we study the electrical and thermal properties of Mn-doped BaTiO3 ceramics that can be used for multicaloric applications. We found that Mn doping leads to the broadening and shifting of the phase transition accompanied with simultaneous decrease of latent heat and entropy. Mn doping causes a decrease in the bulk resistivity while contact resistance remains intact. Doped ceramics can withstand high electric fields(up to 40 kV/cm) and exhibit linear I-V characteristics followed by the Schottkylimited current in contrast to earlier observations. As such, these ceramics are promising for multicaloric applications. © 2019 by the authors.Russian Science Foundation, RSF: № 18-19-00512Funding: This work was supported by the Russian Science Foundation (grant № 18-19-00512)
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