Stripes and Superconductivity in Cuprates–Is there a Connection?
N. Kumar, C. N. R. Rao
Abstract
N. Kumar, C. N. R. Rao
Abstract
No stars but stripes are known to occur in cuprate superconductors (see picture) and there has been an implicit belief that stripes play a seminal role in superconductivity. Based on recent experiments, it now appears that the relation between the stripes and superconductivity is by no means established. There is need for crucial experiments to understand this important aspect.
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No stars but stripes are known to occur in cuprate superconductors (see picture) and there has been an implicit belief that stripes play a seminal role in superconductivity. Based on recent experiments, it now appears that the relation between the stripes and superconductivity is by no means established. There is need for crucial experiments to understand this important aspect.
Key concepts: Cuprate, Superconductivity, Condensed matter physics, Connection (principal bundle), Physics, Theoretical physics, Mathematics, Geometry