Checkout 
No items in cart 
| Checkout | My Account | Help
BiggerBooks.com Free shipping. Click here for details.
Free Shipping. $59 or more. Details here!
100% Satisfaction Guaranteed | A BIGGER selection for a BETTER price!
      SEARCH
Advanced Search
Browse
Art
Biographies
Business/Investing
Children's Books
Computers/Internet
Cooking/Beverages
Health/Fitness
History
Fiction
Parenting & Families
Reference
Religious/Spirituality
Science
Sports
Travel

Item Detail


Book Image

Theory of High Temperature Superconductivity

Author(s): Fujita, Shigeji; Godoy, Salvador
ISBN10: 1402001495
ISBN13: 9781402001499
Cover: Hardcover
 
New Copy: Special Order: 1-2 Weeks
 
List Price $193.00 
Our Price $184.41
You save $8.59
 
 
 
 
 

SummaryTable of Contents
The book describes all basic experimental facts about high temperature superconductivity of materials, with a critical temperature of 30 Kelvin and higher, and explains them microscopically starting with a Hamiltonian followed by step-by-step statistical mechanical calculations. All important theoretical formulas are derived without omitting steps and all basic questions are answered in a manner which is easy to understand. The book is therefore suitable as a textbook for a second-year graduate physics course. Many fresh, and some challenging, ideas are presented and researches in the field are invited to examine the text.
Introduction
Basic Properties of a Superconductor
1(7)
Occurrence of a Superconductor
8(2)
Theoretical Background
10(4)
Elements of Kinetic Theory
14(5)
Superconducting Transitions
Three Phase Transitions
19(2)
Pairons Move as Massless Particles
21(2)
The Bose-Einstein Condensation
23(4)
Bloch Electrons
Bloch Theorem
27(3)
Fermi Liquid Model
30(2)
The Fermi Surface
32(5)
Heat Capacity; The Density of States
37(2)
Equations of Motion for a Bloch Electron
39(6)
Phonon Exchange Attraction
Phonons and Lattice Dynamics
45(4)
Electron-Phonon Interaction
49(5)
Phonon-Exchange Attraction
54(5)
Quantum Statistical Theory
Theory of Superconductivity
59(2)
The Bardeen-Cooper-Schrieffer Theory
61(2)
Remarks
63(2)
Cooper Pairs (Pairons)
The Cooper Problem
65(2)
Moving Pairons
67(3)
Energy-Eigenvalue Problem for a Quasiparticle
70(3)
Derivation of the Cooper Equation
73(4)
Superconductors at 0 K
The Generalized BCS Hamiltonian
77(5)
The Ground-State
82(6)
Discussion
88(7)
Quantum Statistics of Composites
Ehrenfest-Oppenheimer-Bethe's Rule
95(1)
Two-Particle Composites
96(6)
Discussion
102(5)
Bose-Einstein Condensation
Free Massless Bosons Moving in 2D
107(4)
Free Massless Bosons in 3D
111(3)
B-E Condensation of the Pairons
114(1)
Discussion
115(8)
The Energy Gap Equations
Introduction
123(1)
Energies of Quasi-electrons at 0 K
124(2)
Energy Gap Equations at 0 K
126(2)
Temperature-Dependent Gap Equations
128(2)
Discussion
130(3)
Pairon Energy Gaps and Heat Capacity
The Full Hamiltonian
133(2)
Pairons Energy Gaps
135(3)
Density of Condensed Pairons
138(3)
Heat Capacity
141(2)
Discussion
143(4)
Quantum Tunneling
Introduction
147(1)
Quantum Tunneling in S-I-S Systems
148(8)
Quantum Tunneling in S1-I-S2
156(5)
Discussion
161(2)
Flux Quantization
Ring Supercurrent
163(4)
Phase of a Quasi-Wavefunction
167(3)
London's Equation. Penetration Depth
170(5)
Quasi-Wavefunction and its Evolution
175(2)
Discussion
177(4)
Ginzburg-Landau Theory
Introduction
181(2)
Derivation of the G-L Equation
183(2)
Condensation Energy
185(4)
Penetration Depth
189(4)
Josephson Effects
Josephson Effects and Supercurrent Interference
193(4)
Equations Governing a Josephson Current
197(3)
ac Josephson Effect and Shapiro Steps
200(4)
Discussion
204(3)
Compound Superconductors
Introduction
207(1)
Type II Superconductors
208(5)
Optical Phonons
213(3)
Discussion
216(1)
Lattice Structures of Cuprates
Introduction
217(1)
Layered Structures and 2-D Conduction
217(4)
Selected Cuprate Superconductors
221(6)
High-Tc Superconductors Below Tc
The Hamiltonian
227(4)
The Ground State
231(2)
High Critical Temperature
233(2)
The Heat Capacity
235(1)
Two Energy Gaps; Quantum Tunneling
236(5)
Doping Dependence of Tc
Introduction
241(1)
Critical Temperature Tc
242(3)
Doping Dependence of Tc
245(4)
Transport Properties Above Tc
Introduction
249(1)
Simple Kinetic Theory
250(5)
Data Analysis
255(2)
Discussion
257(2)
Out-of-Plane Transport
Introduction
259(1)
Theory
260(5)
Data Analysis
265(1)
Discussion
266(3)
Seebeck Coefficient (Thermopower)
Introduction
269(3)
Theory
272(3)
Discussion
275(2)
Seebeck Coefficients in Metals
277(2)
In-Plane Seebeck Coefficient Sab
279(1)
Out-of-Plane Seebeck Coefficient Sc
280(3)
Discussion
283(2)
Magnetic Susceptibility
Introduction
285(2)
Theory
287(5)
Discussion
292(3)
Infrared Hall Effect
Introduction
295(3)
Theory and Experiments for Au
298(4)
Theory for YBa2Cu2O7
302(1)
Data Analysis and Discussion
303(4)
d-Wave Cooper Pairs
Introduction
307(1)
Phonon-Exchange Attraction
307(2)
d-Wave pairon Formation
309(1)
Discussion
310(1)
Connections with Other Theories
Gorter-Cassimir's Two Fluid Model
311(1)
London-London's Theory
312(1)
Ginzburg-Landau Theory
313(1)
Electron-Phonon Interaction
314(1)
The Cooper Pair
315(1)
BCS Theory
315(3)
Bose-Eintein Condensation
318(1)
Josephson Theory
319(1)
High Temperature Superconductors
320(1)
Quantum Hall Effect
321(4)
Summary and Remarks
Summary
325(4)
Remarks
329(4)
Appendix A Second Quantization
A.1 Boson Creation and Annihilation Operators
333(4)
A.2 Observables
337(2)
A.3 Fermions Creation and Annihilation Operators
339(2)
A.4 Heisenberg Equation of Motion
341(4)
References 345(10)
Bibliography 355(4)
Index 359

100% Satisfaction Guaranteed | A BIGGER Selection at a BETTER price!
Better Selection, Better Prices

Biggerbooks.com offers a wide selection of new and used books, bestselling books, new releases, textbooks and more. Biggerbooks partners with the largest publishers and distribution centers to offer the cheapest book prices possible. Our goal is to provide you the best selection of books with the best prices.

HACKER SAFE certified sites prevent over 99.9% of hacker crime.
SSL