Layered Superconductors Volume 1

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Volume 1

Richard A. Klemm(Autor*in)

Oxford University Press

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Erschienen am 22. Dezember 2011

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Cover
Contents
1 Introduction
1.1 Historical perspective
1.2 Superconducting transition temperature
1.3 Raising T[sub(c)]
1.4 The Meissner effect
1.5 Type-I superconductors
1.6 Type-II superconductors
2 Layered superconducting materials
2.1 Graphite intercalation compounds
2.2 Transition-metal dichalcogenides
2.3 Intercalated transition-metal dichalcogenides
2.4 Organic layered superconductors
2.5 Artificial superconducting superlattices
2.6 Cuprate superconductors
2.7 Strontium ruthenate
2.8 Magnesium diboride
2.9 Other superconductors with the AlB[sub(2)] structure
2.10 Ag[sub(5)]Pb[sub(2)]O[sub(6)]
2.11 Sodium cobaltate hydrates
2.12 Intermetallics with the ThCr[sub(2)]Si[sub(2)] structure
2.13 Iron pnictides and iron oxypnictides
2.14 Iron chalcogenides
2.15 La[sub(3)]Ni[sub(2)]B[sub(2)]N[sub(3)]
2.16 ß-ZrNCl and ß-HfNCl intercalation compounds
3 Fermi surfaces
3.1 Dimensionality and nesting wave vectors
3.2 Graphite intercalation compounds
3.3 Transition-metal dichalcogenides
3.4 Intercalated transition-metal dichalcogenides
3.5 Organic layered superconductors
3.6 Cuprate superconductors
3.7 Strontium ruthenate
3.8 Magnesium diboride
3.9 CaAlSi
3.10 Ag[sub(5)]Pb[sub(2)]O[sub(6)]
3.11 Sodium cobaltate hydrates
3.12 Intermetallics with the ThCr[sub(2)]Si[sub(20] structure
3.13 Iron pnictides and iron oxypnictides
3.14 Iron chalcogenides (11)
4 Normal-state properties
4.1 Graphite intercalation compounds
4.2 Transition-metal dichalcogenides
4.3 Intercalated transition-metal dichalcogenides
4.4 Organic layered superconductors
4.5 Cuprates
4.6 Cuprate superlattices
4.7 Strontium ruthenate
4.8 Magnesium diboride
4.9 CaAlSi
4.10 Ag[sub(5)]Pb[sub(2)O[sub(6)]
4.11 Sodium cobaltate hydrates
4.12 Quaternary intermetallics (borocarbides)
4.13 Iron pnictides and iron oxypnictides
4.14 ß-ZrNCl and ß-HfNCl intercalation compounds
5 Relevant lengths
5.1 Penetration depth
5.2 Coherence length
5.3 Anisotropy
5.4 Effective dimensionality
6 Phenomenological models
6.1 The anisotropic London model
6.2 The anisotropic Ginzburg-Landau model
6.3 Lawrence-Doniach free energy
7 Upper critical field
7.1 The anisotropic Ginzburg-Landau model
7.2 The Lawrence-Doniach model
7.3 Pauli limiting and spin-orbit scattering
7.4 Experiments on crystalline layered superconductors and SI multilayers
7.5 SN and SS´ multilayers
7.6 Magnetic intercalates and SM multilayers
7.7 Iron and nickel pnictides and iron oxypnictides
7.8 ß-ZrNCl and ß-HfNCl intercalation compounds
8 Lower critical field
8.1 The anisotropic London model
8.2 The anisotropic Ginzburg-Landau model
8.3 The thin film
8.4 The Lawrence-Doniach model
8.5 Pancake vortices
8.6 Demagnetization effects upon the lower critical field
8.7 Selected measurements of the lower critical field
Appendix A: Physical constants (SI units)
Appendix B: Useful mathematical constants and functions
Appendix C: Symbols
Appendix D: Acronyms
Appendix E: Fermi surfaces and normal-state properties
Appendix F: Experiments on layered superconductors
Appendix G: Transition and critical field data
Bibliography
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