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9783642145292

High-tc Superconductors Based on Feas Compounds

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    9783642145292

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    3642145299

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2010-11-29
  • Publisher: Springer Verlag
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Summary

Physical properties and models of electronic structure are analyzed for a new class of high-TC superconductors which belong to iron-based layered compounds. Despite their variable chemical composition and differences in the crystal structure, these compounds possess similar physical characteristics, due to electron carriers in the FeAs layers and the interaction of these carriers with fluctuations of the magnetic order. A tremendous interest towards these materials is explained by the prospects of their practical use. In this monograph, a full picture of the formation of physical properties of these materials, in the context of existing theory models and electron structure studies, is given. The book is aimed at a broad circle of readers: physicists who study electronic properties of the FeAs compounds, chemists who synthesize them and specialists in the field of electronic structure calculations in solids. It is helpful not only to researchers active in the fields of superconductivity and magnetism, but also for graduate and postgraduate students and all those who would like to get acquaintained with this vivid area of the materials science.

Table of Contents

Introductionp. 1
Compounds of the ReOFeAs Typep. 5
Crystallochemistry and Basic Physical Properties of Doped Compoundsp. 5
Crystal Structurep. 5
Electron Dopingp. 5
Hole Dopingp. 8
Substitutions on the Fe Sublatticep. 9
Superconducting Transition Temperaturep. 11
Critical Fieldsp. 13
Effect of Pressure on the Tcp. 14
Magnetic Propertiesp. 18
Magnetic Structurep. 18
Theoretical Explanation of Long-Range Magnetic Ordering in ReOFeAsp. 20
Phase Diagramsp. 24
Magnetic Fluctuationsp. 27
Electronic Structurep. 28
Stoichiometric Compoundsp. 28
The Role of Magnetic Ordering and Dopingp. 34
Experimental Studies of the Fermi Surfacep. 38
Symmetry of the Superconducting Order Parameterp. 41
Experimental Methods of Determining the Order Parameterp. 41
Nuclear Magnetic Resonancep. 42
Point-Contact Andreev Reflectionp. 46
Tunnel and Photoemission Spectroscopies (STS, PES, ARPES)p. 53
Compounds of the AFe2As2 (A = Ba,Sr,Ca) Typep. 57
Crystal and Electronic Structurep. 57
Crystal Structurep. 57
LDA Calculations of the Electronic Structurep. 58
Experimental Studies of the Fermi Surfacep. 63
(Sr3Sc2O5)Fe2As2 and Other Similar Compoundsp. 69
Superconductivityp. 72
Dopingp. 72
Coexistence of Superconductivity and Magnetismp. 77
Effect of Pressurep. 79
Symmetry of the Superconducting Order Parameterp. 88
Measurements on the Josephson Contactsp. 94
Critical Fieldsp. 96
Magnetismp. 98
Stoichiometric Compoundsp. 98
Doped Compoundsp. 102
Magnetic Excitationsp. 104
Other FeAs-Based Compoundsp. 109
Compounds of the FeSe, FeTe Typep. 109
Superconducting Propertiesp. 109
Unusual Magnetic Propertiesp. 112
Electronic Structure of Stoichiometric Compoundsp. 115
Electronic Structure of Doped Compoundsp. 118
Magnetic Structure of FeTep. 120
Compounds of the LiFeAs Typep. 122
Superconductivityp. 122
Electronic Structurep. 123
Compounds of the AFFeAs (A = Sr, Ca) Typep. 126
Primary Experimental Observationsp. 126
Electronic Structurep. 128
Theory Modelsp. 131
General Properties of Compounds from Different Classes of FeAs-Systems and Corresponding Theory Objectivesp. 131
Crystal and Magnetic Structuresp. 131
Peculiarities of the Electronic Structurep. 134
Asymmetry of the Electron/Hole Dopingp. 136
Problems of Symmetry of the Superconducting Order Parameterp. 138
Isotopic Effectp. 140
Role of Electron Correlationsp. 141
Dynamical Mean Field Theory (DMFT)p. 141
LDA+DMFT Calculation for ReOFeAs Compoundsp. 145
LDA+DMFT Calculation on an Extended Basisp. 148
Comparison with Experimentp. 152
A Minimal Two-Orbital Modelp. 158
Formulation of the Modelp. 158
Band Structure of the Spectrump. 162
Mean Field Approximationp. 164
Numerical Calculation for Small Clustersp. 167
Multi-Orbital Modelp. 170
Formulation of the Modelp. 170
Equations for a Superconductor in the Fluctuation Exchange (FLEX) Approximationp. 171
Properties of Superconductors with the s± Symmetry of the Order Parameterp. 174
Three-Orbital Modelp. 178
Detailed Analysis of the 5-Orbital Modelp. 182
The Hamiltonian of the Modelp. 182
Spin and Charge Susceptibilityp. 184
Pairing of Electrons via Spin Fluctuationsp. 187
Possible Symmetries of the Superconducting Order Parameterp. 190
Limit of Weak Coulomb Interactionp. 194
Renormalization Group Analysisp. 194
Equations for Superconducting and Magnetic Order Parametersp. 202
Phase Diagram of the Modelp. 205
Peculiarities of the s±-Superconducting Statep. 207
The Limit of Strong Coulomb Interactionp. 210
The t - J1 - J2-Modelp. 210
Superconductivity with Different Order Parametersp. 212
Density of States and Differential Tunnel Conductivityp. 215
The Hubbard Model with the Hund's Exchangep. 217
Magnetic Long-Range Order and Its Fluctuationsp. 221
Two Approaches to the Problemp. 221
The Itinerant Modelp. 224
The Localized Model: Spin Wavesp. 228
The Resonance Modep. 233
Unified Modelsp. 240
FeAs-Compounds as Systems with Moderate Electron Correlationsp. 245
Orbital Orderingp. 247
The Spin-Orbital Modelp. 247
Phase Diagrams with Spin and Orbital Orderingsp. 250
Spectrum of Magnetic Excitationsp. 251
Conclusionp. 255
Referencesp. 259
Indexp. 277
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