Charge-transfer and the location of superconducting holes in La2 − SrCuO4
Howard A. Blackstead, John D. Dow
Abstract
Howard A. Blackstead, John D. Dow
Abstract
As β increases in La2 − βSrβCuO4, holes transfer from the cuprate-planes to the LaO layers—the opposite of what the charge-transfer hypothesis predicts. We interpret this analyzed charge-transfer as indicating that the superconductivity originates in the vicinity of LaO layers, not in the cuprate-planes—contrary to previous interpretations of measurements which place the origin of superconductivity in the cuprate-planes.
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As β increases in La2 − βSrβCuO4, holes transfer from the cuprate-planes to the LaO layers—the opposite of what the charge-transfer hypothesis predicts. We interpret this analyzed charge-transfer as indicating that the superconductivity originates in the vicinity of LaO layers, not in the cuprate-planes—contrary to previous interpretations of measurements which place the origin of superconductivity in the cuprate-planes.
Key concepts: Cuprate, Superconductivity, Charge (physics), Condensed matter physics, Transfer (computing), Physics, High-temperature superconductivity, Materials science