A Landau-Ginzburg model is proposed as a phenomenological description of both standard and high temperature superconductors. Attention is drawn to a direct link with a microscopic second-quantized Hamiltonian. The importance of the short coherence length in high T; compounds is pointed out.
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J.A. Tuszynski and J.M. Dixon- Non-Linear Aspects of the Landau-Ginzburg Model with Applications to New High Temperature Superconductors
A Landau-Ginzburg model is proposed as a phenomenological description of both standard and high temperature superconductors. Attention is drawn to a direct link with a microscopic second-quantized Hamiltonian. The importance of the short coherence length in high T; compounds is pointed out.
A Landau-Ginzburg model is proposed as a phenomenological description of both standard and high temperature superconductors. Attention is drawn to a direct link with a microscopic second-quantized Hamiltonian. The importance of the short coherence length in high T; compounds is pointed out.