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u‰‰‘è–ÚF@Probing the Energy Gap of High Temperature Superconductors
with Tunneling Spectroscopy: Evidence for Exotic Pairing
u@Žt@F@Prof. John Zasadzinski
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Laboratory)
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TTunneling spectroscopy is presented for a variety of high temperature@superconducting
cuprates. The data for electron doped compounds such as@Nd-Ce-Cu-O which have
a relatively low Tc = 22K are consistent with an@s-wave energy gap and
ordinary phonon mediated pairing. However, the@tunneling data for hole-doped
cuprates such as Bi-Sr-Ca-Cu-O (Bi2212) with@an optimal Tc = 95 K are more
consistent with a d-wave energy gap. The@doping dependence of the energy gap
parameter in Bi2212 is anomalous,@increasing to very large values in the
underdoped regime even as Tc@decreases. This gap parameter follows the trend
of the antiferromagnetic@exchange energy, J, which indicates that the pairing
is of magnetic origin.@ The high bias tunneling spectra reveal a dip feature
that is often quite@pronounced and may be related to the resonance peak in the
magnetic@excitations probed by neutron scattering. Also, the high bias
features@include a secondary peak which might be an indication of a competing@pseudogap
of magnetic origin.
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(011-706-3575Amoda@sci.hokudai.ac.jp)
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