23 research outputs found
The investigation of the hydride superconductor's parabolic-like critical temperature under high pressure
Under the weak coupling, we investigate the critical temperatures under
pressure of H3S, LaH10, CaH6, and Tl2Ba2CaCu2O8+{\delta} superconductors. The
superconducting mechanism takes into account the electron-phonon interaction as
well as the Coulomb interaction. Under high pressure, the critical temperature
equation is calculated as a function of the fractional volume of the unit cell,
and the Birch-Murnaghan equation of state is used to determine the relationship
between fraction volume and pressure. Using this equation, we can analyze the
parabolic-like relationship between the critical temperature and pressure of a
superconductor. The parabolic behavior of these superconductors' critical
temperature versus pressure can fit well. The maximal critical temperature of
Tl2Ba2CaCu2O8+{\delta}, H3S, LaH10, and CaH6 superconductors are predicted to
be 112 K at 7 GPa, 197 K at 140 GPa, 252 K at 143 GPa, and 207 K at 174 GPa,
respectively.Comment: 14 pages, 4 Figure
Investigate the effect of anisotropic order parameter on the specific heat of anisotropic two-band superconductors
The effect of anisotropic order parameter to specific heat of anisotropic
two-band superconductors in BCS weak-coupling limit are investigated. An
analytical specific heat jump and the numerical specific heat are shown by
using anisotropic order parameters, and the electron-phonon interaction and
non-electron-phonon interaction. The two model of anisotropic order parameters
are used for numerical calculation that we find little effect to the numerical
results . The specific heat jump of, and superconductors can fit well with the
both of them. By comparing to experimental data overall range of temperature,
the best fit is ,, and superconductors, respectively.Comment: 10 pages, 3 fingure
Effect of density of state on isotope effect exponent of two-band superconductors
The exact formula of Tc's equation and the isotope effect exponent of
two-band s-wave superconductors in weak-coupling limit are derived by
considering the influence of two kinds of density of state : constant and van
Hove singularity. The pairing interaction in each band consisted of 2 parts :
the electron-phonon interaction and non-electron-phonon interaction are
included in our model. We find that the interband interaction of
electron-phonon show more effect on isotope exponent than the intraband
interaction and the isotope effect exponent with constant density of state can
fit to an experimental data,MgB2, and high-Tc superconductors, better than van
Hove singularity density of state.Comment: 11 pages. accepted in Physica
Hc2 of anisotropy two-band superconductors by Ginzburg-Landau approach
The purpose of this research is to study the upper critical field (Hc2) of
two-band superconductors by two-band Ginzburg - Landau approach. The analytical
formula of Hc2 included anisotropy of order parameter and anisotropy of
effective-mass are found . The parameters of the upper critical field in
ab-plane and c-axis can be found by fitting to the experimental data . Finally,
we can find the ratio of upper critical field that temperature dependent in the
range of experimental result .Comment: 10 pages. accepted by Physica
EFFECT OF FLUORINE ON SOME PROPERTIES OF Y235 SUPERCONDUCTOR
The purpose of this research aims to study the physical properties of the Y123 and Y235 superconductor doped fluorine by solid state reaction.The conventional process with the calcination temperature at 810 °C and the sintering temperature at 925 °C were done. The samples obtained with optimal doping had the highest critical temperature at 95 K and 93 K for Y123 and Y235, respectively. There was no effect of doping on lattice parameters but the anisotropy parameter of Y235 was dependent on fluorine doping. The iodometric titration method was done that the pure Y123 and Y235 were shown the highest of Cu 3+ /Cu 2+ ratio and deficiency parameter. We also found the highest amount of Cu 3+ /Cu 2+ ratio at the optimal fluorine doping