1988Acta Physica SinicaOpen access

A POSSIBLE HIGH-Tc SUPERCONDUCTING MECHANISM

FENG SHI-PING, MA BEN-KUN, (1)北京师范大学物理系; (2)北京师范大学物理系低能核物理研究所

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Using the Anderson lattice Hamiltontan, we discussed the superconducting mechanism of high-Tc superconductors. The result show that the superconductivity may be induced by the hybrid Cooper pairs of electrons between the two bands of localized and delocalized states due to strong corrlations of electrons in the band of localized states.

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Using the Anderson lattice Hamiltontan, we discussed the superconducting mechanism of high-Tc superconductors. The result show that the superconductivity may be induced by the hybrid Cooper pairs of electrons between the two bands of localized and delocalized states due to strong corrlations of electrons in the band of localized states.

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Using the Anderson lattice Hamiltontan, we discussed the superconducting mechanism of high-Tc superconductors. The result show that the superconductivity may be induced by the hybrid Cooper pairs of electrons between the two bands of localized and delocalized states due to strong corrlations of electrons in the band of localized states.

Key concepts: Superconductivity, Delocalized electron, Condensed matter physics, Electron, Cooper pair, Physics, Lattice (music), Quantum mechanics

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