A self-consistence equation describing a superconductor whose normal state is a Luttinger liquid is computed in a rigorous way by renormalization group techniques. The gap and the critical temperatures are quite different with respect to the ones of normal superconductors (i.e. superconductors whose normal state is a Fermi liquid) and in particular, the critical temperature can be quite high for suitable values of the parameters. Such self-consistence equation can be obtained in a BCS mean field theory for a model of two Mattis models exchanging Cooper pairs. The connection of this model with recent theories of high T-C superconductivity is briefly discussed.

Mastropietro, V. (1999). Anomalous BCS equation for a Luttinger superconductor. MODERN PHYSICS LETTERS B, 13(17), 585-597 [DOI: 10.1142/S0217984999000749].

Anomalous BCS equation for a Luttinger superconductor

MASTROPIETRO, VIERI
1999-01-01

Abstract

A self-consistence equation describing a superconductor whose normal state is a Luttinger liquid is computed in a rigorous way by renormalization group techniques. The gap and the critical temperatures are quite different with respect to the ones of normal superconductors (i.e. superconductors whose normal state is a Fermi liquid) and in particular, the critical temperature can be quite high for suitable values of the parameters. Such self-consistence equation can be obtained in a BCS mean field theory for a model of two Mattis models exchanging Cooper pairs. The connection of this model with recent theories of high T-C superconductivity is briefly discussed.
1999
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Settore MAT/07 - FISICA MATEMATICA
English
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QUANTUM-FIELD THEORY; INTERACTING FERMIONS
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Mastropietro, V. (1999). Anomalous BCS equation for a Luttinger superconductor. MODERN PHYSICS LETTERS B, 13(17), 585-597 [DOI: 10.1142/S0217984999000749].
Mastropietro, V
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