Superfluid Precursor Effects in a Model of Hybridized Bosons and Fermions

Ranninger, J , ROBIN, J M and Eschrig, Matthias

(1995)

Ranninger, J , ROBIN, J M and Eschrig, Matthias (1995) Superfluid Precursor Effects in a Model of Hybridized Bosons and Fermions. Physical Review Letters, 74 (20).

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Abstract

We examine how a superfluid state is approached in a system of localizedbosons (tightly bound electron pairs) in contact with a reservoir of itinerantfermions (electrons). Assuming spontaneous decay and recombination betweenthese two species, the initially localized states of the bosons change overinto free-particle–like propagating statesas the temperature is lowered and the superfluid transition at Tc is approached. Concomitantly a pseudogap opens up in the fermionic density of states which deepens with decreasing temperature.

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Item TypeMonograph
TitleSuperfluid Precursor Effects in a Model of Hybridized Bosons and Fermions
AuthorsRanninger, J
ROBIN, J M
Eschrig, Matthias
Uncontrolled KeywordsSUPERCONDUCTIVITY, SYSTEMS
DepartmentsFaculty of Science\Physics
Research Groups and Centres\Physics\Low Temperature Physics

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doihttp://dx.doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevLett.74.4027

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