The Theory of High-Temperature Superconductivity in Many-band Systems. MgB2

The main stages of development of the theory of superconducting systems with overlapping energy bands are formulated. The main references of the classical papers of the author of this theory, Prof. V.A. Moskalenko, and his coworkers are listed. The list also includes papers related to high-temperatu...

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description The main stages of development of the theory of superconducting systems with overlapping energy bands are formulated. The main references of the classical papers of the author of this theory, Prof. V.A. Moskalenko, and his coworkers are listed. The list also includes papers related to high-temperature superconductivity. Some peculiarities of the two-band model which gives qualitatively new results in comparison with the usual one-band model, are enumerated. The application of the two-band model to the description of thermodynamical properties of compound MgB2 is also discussed. The references covering our research of the kinetic properties of superconductors with overlapping energy bands are provided. In particular, we present the Ginzburg–Landau (GL) equations for the two-band superconductors doped with impurities and the results on the influence of impurities on the energy gap, as well as those concerning the dynamical properties of twoband superconductors. Сформульовано основнi етапи розвитку теорiї надпровiдних систем iз зонами, що перекриваються. Наведено основнi посилання на класичнi роботи автора цiєї теорiї, професора В.Л. Москаленко, i його спiвробiтникiв разом iз роботами з високотемпературної надпровiдностi. Вiдзначено особливостi двозонної моделi, яка дає якiсно новi результати порiвняно зi звичайною однозонною. Обговорено застосування двозонної моделi для опису термодинамiчних властивостей сполуки MgB2. Дано огляд наших дослiджень кiнетики надпровiдникiв iз зонами, що перекриваються. Зокрема, наведено рiвняння Гiнзбурга–Ландау для двозонних надпровiдникiв з домiшками та результати впливу домiшок на ширину забороненої зони. Розглянуто динамiчнi властивостi двозонних надпровiдникiв.
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fulltext SOLID MATTER 44 ISSN 2071-0194. Ukr. J. Phys. 2010. Vol. 55, No. 1 THE THEORY OF HIGH-TEMPERATURE SUPERCONDUCTIVITY IN MANY-BAND SYSTEMS. MgB2 M.E. PALISTRANT, L.Z. KON Institute of Applied Physics, Kishinev (5, Str. Academiei, MD 2028, Republic Moldova; e-mail: mepalistrant@ yandex. ru ) PACS 74.25.Bt, 74.25.Ha c©2010 The main stages of development of the theory of superconduct- ing systems with overlapping energy bands are formulated. The main references of the classical papers of the author of this the- ory, Prof. V.A. Moskalenko, and his coworkers are listed. The list also includes papers related to high-temperature superconductiv- ity. Some peculiarities of the two-band model which gives qualita- tively new results in comparison with the usual one-band model, are enumerated. The application of the two-band model to the description of thermodynamical properties of compound MgB2 is also discussed. The references covering our research of the kinetic properties of superconductors with overlapping energy bands are provided. In particular, we present the Ginzburg–Landau (GL) equations for the two-band superconductors doped with impuri- ties and the results on the influence of impurities on the energy gap, as well as those concerning the dynamical properties of two- band superconductors. 1. Two-Band High-Temperature Superconductivity In this work, we partially touch upon that distant heroic time, when the mechanism of such amazing effect as su- perconductivity was discovered (the year of 1957).This problem had been solved as a result of the long-time and intense theoretical and experimental researches (it had taken almost 50 years), and it had appeared as the most important cryogenics discovery. The significant results in the construction of the theory of superconductivity belong to the great physicist and mathematician N.N. Bogoliubov [1–4], whose centenary we celebrate nowa- days. The great contribution to the development of the theory was given by his disciples: S.V. Tyablikov, D.N. Zubarev, D.V. Shirkov, and other eminent scien- tists. Along with the development of the theory of super- conductivity in the isotropic systems, Bogoliubov came up with the idea of the anisotropic properties of super- conducting systems accounting for the need to describe real metals. The first work in this direction, where the anisotropy appears in the band structure of the consid- ered system, belongs to V. Moskalenko. The model of a superconductor with the overlapping of energy bands on the Fermi surface was proposed by V. Moskalenko [5] and some later also by H. Suhl et al. [6] about 50 years ago. This model considers the anisotropy of energy bands and describes the superconducting properties of transi- tion metals that have two or more groups of electrons belonging to different energy bands on the Fermi sur- face. The main assumption of the model is the formation of Cooper pairs of electrons inside one energy band and the transition of a pair as the whole entity from one energy band to another one. This results in the appearance of the intraband Vnn and the interband Vnm(m 6= n; n, m = 1, 2) electronic interactions, which leads to the additional attraction of electrons. This, in its turn, fa- vors an increase of the superconducting transition tem- perature. This is equivalent to the diagonal approxima- tion over band indices, and two order parameters Δ11 and Δ22 appear in the two-band model. Having made these assumptions, V. Moskalenko and his co-workers have carried out the investigations of the thermodynamic and electromagnetic properties of many- band superconductors. A few books and a lot of articles on this problem have been published (see, e.g., [7–16] and references therein, as well as [17, 18]). It had appeared a new scientific trend of studies of the multiband superconductors’ properties. Along with the Moldavian theoretical physicists, a lot of scientists in different countries worked in this direction (see, e.g., THE THEORY OF HIGH-TEMPERATURE SUPERCONDUCTIVITY [19–22] and references in [15]). It should be noted that the most valuable contribution to the development of the theory of superconductivity in the systems, where two and more energy bands overlap on the Fermi surface, belongs to the Moldavian scientists. At the time preceding the discovery of high-Tc super- conductivity, the theory of superconductivity with over- lapping energy bands had been developed in order to describe the physical characteristics in the systems with heavy fermions [23, 24]. The discovery of high-Tc super- conductivity [25] has aroused the attention to this prob- lem again, which is explained by the overlapping of two or more energy bands on the Fermi surface in the high- Tc superconductor materials. Such a conclusion results from the band structure of oxide ceramics [26, 27]. This can be understood as well, having considered a layered structure of these systems. The Hamiltonian that describes the system with n lay- ers and takes interactions of electrons inside each layer and between layers into account can be transformed without difficulty into a Hamiltonian that describes n band systems [28–30]. This transformation has been done by the diagonalization and the introduction of the symmetric and anti-symmetric states of electrons. Since the discovery of high-Tc superconductivity, a great number of theoretical studies of the many-band model [5] regarding the high-Tc materials have been made. An increase in the number of energy bands on the Fermi surface leads to an increase in the total density of electron states and to an additional interband electron- electron interaction which favors the superconducting state. This interaction destroys the validity of the uni- versal BCS relations, and the thermodynamic charac- teristics depend significantly on the properties of the anisotropic system. Series of experimental studies have been performed there as well. They discovered the presence of two energy gaps in the energy spectrum of electrons and proved, in its turn, the appearance of singularities caused by the overlapping of energy bands on the Fermi surface in the energy spectrum of electrons (see, e.g., [31]). Nowadays, the researchers have concluded that the ex- periment in the oxide metals does not confirm the pres- ence of two energy gaps. This may be a result of many difficulties of the high-Tc superconductivity and, in par- ticular, of a disorder in the system (great concentrations of impurity or oxygen deficiency). In this case, despite the presence of two order parameters, only a single en- ergy gap is found in two-band superconductors at high concentrations of impurity [13]. There has appeared the averaged order parameter Δ̄ = N1Δ1 +N2Δ2 N1 +N2 that de- termines the averaged energy at T = 0 [32] ES − EN V = −1 2 Δ̄2(N1 +N2), where Ni is the density of electron states on the ith fold of the Fermi surface. At great concentrations of an impurity, the jump of the heat capacity at the critical point T = Tc in a two- band system has the form [13] CS − CN CN = 8π2 7βc N1 +N2 ζ(3) . These expressions coincide formally with the case of the pure one-band model with the only difference that the quantity βc = (kTc)−1 is determined on the two- band background and contains all electron-electron in- teraction couplings (the intraband and interband ones). In addition to this, the density of electron states is re- placed by the total density of both bands. Note that, in the two-band systems with the great concentration of a non-magnetic impurity, the equation of Ginzburg– Landau is reduced to the one-band equation for the wave function Δ(x) that is the gravity center of wave functions Δ1(x) and Δ2(x). In this way, we have to take into ac- count that the quantity Tc and the parameter κ of this one-band equation are determined on the two-band ba- sis. Therefore, the overlapping of energy bands on the Fermi surface contributes essentially to the physical quantities even at a strong disorder in the system. The conclusion about the absence of two gaps in the electron energy spectrum (because the experiment does not confirm it) or even omitting the contribution of both energy bands that overlap on the Fermi surface to the thermodynamic and electromagnetic characteristics of the oxide metals was earlier stated. More detailed ex- perimental studies should be done both at the high and low densities of charge carriers in order to decrease the disorder of a two-band system. Note also that Moskalenko’s model [5], as well as its generalizations for the arbitrary densities of charge car- riers (including the very low densities), is an isotropic one. So, the model assumes the singlet pairing of Cooper pairs. There is no difficulty to construct a theoretical two-band model with the d-pairing of electrons, as it has been done for the two-band superconductors with non-magnetic impurity [33]. The consideration of the overlapping of energy bands leads not only to the quantitative difference of the results ISSN 2071-0194. Ukr. J. Phys. 2010. Vol. 55, No. 1 45 M.E. PALISTRANT, L.Z.KON from the case of the one-band superconductor, but, in some cases, to qualitatively new results. For example: (1) In the two-band superconductors, the high tem- peratures of the superconducting transition are possible not only in the case of the attractive interaction be- tween electrons, but even in the case of the repulsive one (λnm < 0, n,m = 1 − 2), but when the relation λ11λ22 − λ12λ21 < 0 is fulfilled. (2) In the impurity two-band superconductors, for ex- ample, the Anderson theorem is violated at Δ1 6= Δ2, and the dependence of thermodynamic quantities on the concentration of a non-magnetic impurity due to the in- terband scattering of electrons on the impurity atoms is observed. (3) In the two-band superconductors, the collective oscillations of the exciton-like Leggett mode caused by fluctuations of the phase of order parameters from differ- ent bands are observed. In the three-band systems, and in the two-band ones with account of the Cooper pairs of electrons from different energy bands, that is reduced to the effective three-band model, the number of such oscillatory modes can be two. (4) Using the two-band model and assuming the mod- erate values of coupling constants, one can obtain high values of Tc, the two energy gaps 2Δ1/Tc > 3.5 and 2Δ2/Tc < 3.5, large values of negative dlnTc/dlnV (V is the volume), positive curvature of the upper critical field near the transition temperature, etc. [34–38]. Further- more, in the two-band model, it is possible to describe a decrease of Tc with increase of the system disorder [39–41]. (5) The location of the Fermi level that can be changed by doping plays an important role in the determination of thermodynamic and magnetic properties of a two- band superconductor. Having assumed a non-phonon pairing mechanism of superconductivity, as well as the phonon mechanism in the many-band systems with low- ered densities of charge carriers, the account of the sin- gularities mentioned above is very crucial. A particular interest is attached to the possibility to obtain a bell- shaped dependence of Tc and a jump of the heat capac- ity (CS − CN )/CN at the point T = Tc on the carrier density [42–44]. In the three-band model, it is possible to obtain a “step” in the dependence of Tc on the carrier density [45, 46]. The investigation of the properties of superconductors with energy bands on the Fermi surface and the electronic topological transitions, was reviewed in [47]. This review contains the classical results of the problem. An increase in the number of energy bands on the Fermi surface increases the overall density of electron states and leads to the onset of an additional interband electron-electron interaction that contributes to the on- set of superconductivity. This interaction violates the universal BCS relations and leads to the substantial de- pendence of a number of the physical characteristics on properties of the anisotropic system [12, 13, 15, 47–49]. Note that the experimental confirmation of two-band superconductivity has been made long before the discov- ery of the high-Tc superconductivity. For example, there have been studied the tunnel characteristics of SrTiO3: NbIn in [50], and two order parameters have been found. The appearance of two energy bands that overlap on the Fermi surface in this compound is likely to be caused by the great value of the dielectric constant of strontium titanite. This results in the weak interband scattering of electrons on the ionized donors, and even their high con- centration does not initiate the transition of the system to the one-band case. When the carrier concentration is gradually increased by adding niobium, the consequent filling of the first and second energy bands takes place. The discovery of superconductivity in the intermetallic borocarbide nitrides was the important whirling point in superconductivity. These compounds possess interesting superconducting and magnetic properties. The more de- tailed information about the discovery of diverse new in- termetallic compounds and their properties can be found in [51]. 2. Superconductivity in compound MgB2 and in the Systems with Reduced Density of Charge Carriers The discovery of superconductivity in the intermetallic compound MgB2 was even more intriguing [52]. The main physical properties and singularities are as follows (see, e.g., [53] and [54]): (1) The high temperature of the superconducting tran- sition, Tc ∼ 39 K [52]. (2) The interaction responsible for the formation of superconducting pairs is caused by the exchange of phonons [55, 56], and the symmetry of Cooper pairs is of the s-wave type [57]. (3) The average phonon frequencies are 2–3 times as high as those for classical superconductors Nb2Sn [58, 59], the mass renormalization factor (1 + λ) is small, the Som- merfeld’s coefficient γn and the condensation energy also appear to be inconsistent with superconductivity near ∼ 40 K. Researchers have concluded that the superconductiv- ity in MgB2 cannot be understood from the isotropic one-band BCS model. The anisotropy of the system is 46 ISSN 2071-0194. Ukr. J. Phys. 2010. Vol. 55, No. 1 THE THEORY OF HIGH-TEMPERATURE SUPERCONDUCTIVITY the very key factor here that is revealed in the anisotropy of energy bands (the overlapping of energy bands on the Fermi surface) and in the anisotropy of the order param- eter, i.e. its dependence on the momentum direction. As was mentioned above, the properties of the isotropic two-band (multiband) superconductors have been studied long before the discovery of MgB2 com- pounds by V. Moskalenko and his co-workers. These studies showed that the thermodynamic and electromag- netic properties of a two-band superconductor are quali- tatively different from those of a one-band superconduc- tor. Another field of studies in the BCS theory is an ac- count for an anisotropy of the electron-phonon interac- tion [60, 66]. As shown in the works mentioned above, the band anisotropy, as well as the anisotropy of the matrix element of the electron-phonon interaction, de- creases the relative jump of the electron heat capacity (CS − CN )/CN at T = Tc in comparison with the value 1.43, which is specific of the isotropic case. Works [62–64] have developed the method taking the existence of a greater number of bands and the anisotropy of energy gaps in each band into consider- ation in the calculation of the electron heat capacity. We did not intend to make a thorough analysis of the works mentioned above. Note only that the clear picture with regard for the band structure, the topol- ogy of the Fermi surface, the values of densities of electron states, the averaged velocities of electrons on the Fermi surface, and other characteristics necessary for consistency of theory with experiment has been ob- tained. In MgB2, two energy gaps Δ1(0) = 6.8 meV (2Δ(0)/kBTc = 4.0); Δ2(0) = 1.8 meV (2Δ2(0)/kBTc = 1.06) have been experimentally determined [65]. As a result, some singularities of thermodynamic properties have been observed in these compounds. The shoulder- type anomaly, for example, appears in the tempera- ture dependence of the heat capacity around 0.25Tc as well as (CS − CN )/CN ) ≈ 0.8 at T = Tc [59], which is consistent with the theory [5, 9, 64]. Another anomaly observed experimentally is the positive curva- ture of the upper critical magnetic field Hc2(T ) near the temperature of superconducting transition (see the- oretical studies [47, 65]). Note also the breakdown of the Anderson theorem in the two-band system with a non-magnetic impurity due to the interband scattering of electrons on the impurity, which leads to a disorder in the system [7, 8, 13]. These and other anomalies in MgB2 can be understood only by considering the over- lapping of energy bands on the Fermi surface. The two- band model describes qualitatively the main singular- ities in the behavior of the physical characteristics of MgB2. A possibility to describe superconductivity on the ba- sis of the two-band model in other compounds cannot be excluded. This fact validates the following generaliza- tions and the development of superconductivity theory with regard for the overlapping of energy bands. In all the above-mentioned works, the two-band model can be used to describe the properties of the supercon- ductors, for which the relation µ � Tc is satisfied (µ is the chemical potential). This description is made in the diagonal approximation over the band indices [7, 10]. In systems with low carrier densities, however, the re- lation µ � Tc does not hold. Therefore, it is necessary to develop the theory of superconductivity for the two- band systems without constraints on the Fermi energy. We consider simultaneously two possible superconduc- tivity mechanisms – the phonon and electron ones. The substantial dependence of the chemical potential µ on the order parameter in the superconducting phase is an inherent feature of the systems with low carrier densi- ties. These circumstances have been noted in many pa- pers, and the feasibility of experimental observation of these anomalies in the temperature dependence of the chemical potential was first suggested in [66]. It was shown there with the BCS model as an example that the µ(T ) curve has an experimentally observable bend at the point T = Tc. Below, we show that, in the two- band case, this effect is enhanced by the presence of two or four order parameters (Δnm; m = 1, 2), and is manifested at µ values more easily observed in experi- ment [67]. In the works cited above, the investigations were car- ried out by the Cooper pairing scenario. In the sys- tems with small carrier concentrations, the bound states may arise following a decrease in the carrier concentra- tion, and the transition to the Bose condensate of lo- calized pairs with a finite bound energy may occur (the Schafroth scenario [68]). The possibility of such a transi- tion in the one-band systems was discussed in a number of works (see, e.g., [67–74]). As was shown in [69, 72], a change of the sign of the chemical potential with decrease in the carrier con- centration corresponds to the transition from the BCS to Schafroth scenario. The condensation of localized pairs occurs at the concentrations of carriers, for which µ ≤ 0. We present the theory of superconductivity of the two- band systems that is valid at any carrier density and con- siders all possible pairing of electrons due to the intra- ISSN 2071-0194. Ukr. J. Phys. 2010. Vol. 55, No. 1 47 M.E. PALISTRANT, L.Z.KON band and interband interactions by the Cooper pairing scenario. The critical temperature Tc, chemical poten- tial µ, and heat capacity (CS −CN ) at the point T = Tc as functions of the carrier density are shown in [47, 67, 75]. This theory is used to describe the properties of MgB2-based compounds, where magnesium and boron are replaced by different elements of the Periodic ta- ble. The works [76,77] are designed for the self-consistent discussion, in the mean-field approximation, of the sys- tem of equations for the order parameters Δn and µ at T = 0. There have been revealed the influence of the overlapping of energy bands on these quantities and the carrier concentration, at which the system experi- ences the transition from the Cooper pairing (µ > 0) to the Schafroth (µ < 0) scenario. The equation for the binding energy εb of the two-particle state is also obtained, and the relation between εb and µ is estab- lished. The path integral method as applied to the two-band model is also developed, and, on this basis, the pro- cedure for the transition from the Fermi to Bose ele- mentary excitations at T = 0 is given in [75, 78, 79]. The Bose system condensation temperature Tk is also determined. The theory of superconductivity in two- band non-adiabatic systems with strong electron corre- lations in the linear approximation over non-adiabaticity is built [80]. The superconducting ordering in the systems with two characteristic features – the small concentration of charge carriers and the overlapping of energy bands on the Fermi surface – is investigated. Along with the above-described phenomena related to the overlapping of energy bands on the Fermi sur- face, a very interesting one has to be examined – the appearance of collective oscillations due to the phase fluctuations of the order parameters of different bands. Fistly, this phenomenon was researched in the theo- retical work by Leggett [74]. According to its na- ture, it can appear only in the systems with two or more energy bands on the Fermi surface. Our follow- ing results on collective oscillations in three-dimensional systems and in the systems with reduced dimension- ality develop the Leggett’s researches, by considering two or more energy bands, within the phonon and non-phonon superconducting mechanisms, supposing a reduced and a weak carrier concentration until the transition from BCS state (µ > 0) to the Schafroth state (µ < 0). The collective exciton-type modes dif- fer quantitatively in different systems and are deter- mined by physical features of the examined systems [81–85]. 3. Thermodynamic and Magnetic Properties of Doped Compound MgB2 It should be noted that the above-discussed two-band model [5] was found to be very fruitful, since it had ex- plained a lot of abnormal physical properties of super- conducting anisotropic systems and had given a quite good accordance with the experimental data. Let’s give an example of the determination of ther- modynamic and magnetic properties in MgB2, when Mg and B are replaced by other chemical elements. a. Thermodynamic properties of doped compound MgB2 The theory of two-band superconductors with variable or small density of charge carriers [42, 33, 28] can de- scribe the behavior of thermodynamic quantities such as Tc,Δ1,Δ2, (CS − CN )/CN at T = Tc as functions of the chemical potential µ or the charge carrier density in MgB2. To this end, it is necessary to do the following: (1) Start from the system of equations for the BCS- type order parameters Δn (n = 1, 2) for the two-band model with the electron-phonon interaction constants λnm corresponding to the strong electron–phonon cou- pling renormalized in the two-band model and to the presence of the Coulomb interaction µ∗nm [86, 87]. (2) Add an equation that determines the chemical po- tential to the system of equations for the quantities Δn. This addition is necessary for systems with the low charge carrier density µ ∼ Δn. The system MgB2 is not such a system, compound because µ = µ0 ≈ 0.74 eV for a pure substance; that is, µ � Δn. However, the additional equation would be introduced due to a spe- cific band structure of the considered system: the up- per boundary of the σ-band, which is responsible for superconductivity in MgB2, is situated in the vicinity of µ0. This circumstance plays the decisive role in the de- pendence of thermodynamic quantities on the parameter µ varying at the substitution of magnesium and boron atoms by chemical elements of another valence. (3) Consider the overlapping of the two-dimensional σ- and three-dimensional π-bands on the Fermi surface. The dependence of thermodynamic quantities on the chemical potential µ should be built with regard for its proximity to µ0 ≈ 0.74 eV for pure MgB2. From the experimental data for the renormalized constant of the electron-phonon interaction, we obtain λ11 = 0.302, λ22 = 0.135, λ12 = 0.04, and λ21 = 0.038. 48 ISSN 2071-0194. Ukr. J. Phys. 2010. Vol. 55, No. 1 THE THEORY OF HIGH-TEMPERATURE SUPERCONDUCTIVITY (4) Introduce the relative charge carrier density δ = (µ − µ0)/µ0 that coincides with the corresponding value which is calculated with regard for the valence of the elements constituting compounds Mg1−xLixB2, Mg1−xCuxB2, Mg0.8Li0.2B2−xCx, Mg0.95Cu0.05B2−xCx, and MgB2−xCx at different values of x. The depen- dences of the Tc values on δ built in this way allow us to compare our theoretical results with the experimental data (see, e.g., [88]). As follows from our calculations, the doping of MgB2 with electrons (δ > 0) leads to a decrease of the critical temperature Tc (MgB2−xCx and Mg0.95Cu0.05B2−xCx). But, at the doping with holes (δ < 0), the value of Tc (Mg1−xLixB2) does not vary with the parameter δ. This scheme does not cover com- pound Mg0.8]Li0.2B2−xCx, in which Tc takes the value 39.4 (that corresponds to MgB2) at δ = −0.02 and de- creases with the hole density. Our theory takes the occupation of energy bands (variation of the chemical potential µ) into account, as well as the scattering of charge carriers on the im- purity potential [8, 38], when carbon atoms are in- troduced into the layered structure instead of boron atoms responsible for superconductivity. In view of these two mechanisms, we obtain the dependence which ade- quately describes the experimental data (MgB2−xCx and Mg0.95Cu0.05B2−xCx). The doping with holes (δ < 0) (Mg1−xLixB2 and Mg1−xCuxB2) does not change the Tc value, because the impurity is not introduced into the layer responsible for superconductivity, and lithium and copper introduced instead of magnesium cause only the variation of the effective valence of boron. A decrease of Tc in Mg0.8Li0.2B2−xCx is due to the scattering of electrons on the impurity potential of car- bon atoms. This jump of the electron heat capac- ity (CS − CN )/CN at T = Tc is very small (0.8) at δ = 0 that corresponds to MgB2 without impurity. This small value is due to the overlapping of energy bands on the Fermi surface. As this overlapping decreases (to the right or to the left from this point), the value of this jump increases and becomes equal to 1.43 (at δ ≈ 0.06, e.g.) that corresponds to the one-band sys- tem. These estimations have been realized with regard for the effect of occupation of energy bands only, with- out consideration of the impurity scattering. The ob- tained results correctly reflect the transition from the two-band system to the one-band one and are in qual- itative agreement with the experimental data (as for details, see [86, 87]). The above-given experimental and theoretical results describe well enough the depen- dences [88, 89] which were observed during the experi- ment. b. The upper critical fields H (ab) c2 and H (c) c2 in intermetallic compound MgB2 The experimental investigations of the magnetic prop- erties of MgB2 show the bright appearance of an anisotropy of the upper critical field Hc2 [90]. The up- per critical fieldH(ab) c2 , which corresponds to the external magnetic field in the plane (ab), exceeds H(c) c2 with the magnetic field along the c-axis by several times. We pose the problems to build the microscopic the- ory of the upper critical field Hc2 of a pure anisotropic two-band superconductor applicable on the whole tem- perature interval 0 < T < Tc, to describe the pat- tern of the Hc2 behavior as a function of the temper- ature in MgB2, to determine the curvature of the upper critical field H (ab) c2 and H (c) c2 close to the temperature of superconducting transition, and to reveal then the anisotropy of the temperature dependence of the coeffi- cient γH = H (ab) c2 /H (c) c2 . We determine also the influence of the mechanism of occupation of energy bands on Tc and Hab c2 , when the system is doped with electrons or holes. We note that the researches of two-band systems are based on the microscopic approximation of the the- ory of superconductivity [91–93]. Herewith, the following peculiarities of the MgB2 band structure are taken into account: the mutual arrange- ment of energy bands, presence of the overlapping of the two-dimensional σ-band and the three-dimensional π-band, and differences of the topologies of Fermi surface cavities of the bands under consideration. The values of the above-given magnetic fields are de- termined on the base of the Ginzburg–Landau equations for a two-band system. In this case, we apply the method of Maki and Tsuzuki extended to the two-band case [92] with the account for MgB2 compound band structure peculiarities (as for details, see [94–96]). This method allows one to obtain the analytic solutions for the critical fields H(ab) c2 and H(c) c2 in the low-temperature range (T � Tc) and near the critical temperature (Tc − T � Tc). The account for the anisotropy results in an anomaly of physical characteristics of compound MgB2. At the same time, the proposed method allows one to consider both a pure anisotropic two-band superconductor and intermetallic compound MgB2 with the Mg and B atoms replaced by the other elements of the Periodic table. We now give the results of calculations of the upper crit- ical fields H(ab) c2 and H (c) c2 which were obtained on the base of the constructed two-band theory. We use the following constants of the electron-phonon interaction which correspond to MgB2: λ11 = 0.302; λ22 = 0.135; ISSN 2071-0194. Ukr. J. Phys. 2010. Vol. 55, No. 1 49 M.E. PALISTRANT, L.Z.KON λ12 = 0.04; λ22 = 0.038, and λ = v1 v2 = 0.8 (the ratio of electron velocities on the different cavities of the Fermi surface) [86]. We assumed that the chemical potential in MgB2 without doping amounts to µ0 = 0.74 eV. The parameter is selected as ε = 0.31. This value gives the closest approach to the experimental results. The pa- rameter ε defines by the declination of the σ-band from two-dimensionality. We obtain the values of H(ab) c2 � H (c) c2 . This result corresponds well both to the results of many theoret- ical works and to the experimental data. The strong anisotropy of the upper critical field is explained by a weak dispersion of the electron energy in the axis z di- rection and by the low value of the average electron ve- locity on the Fermi surface in this direction. In the case of Mg and B replacement by the other chemical ele- ments, which furthers the doping by electrons (increas- ing the chemical potential), the behavior of the upper critical field as a function of the temperature is similar to that in the case of pure MgB2. However, the values of these quantities decrease in comparison with those in the case of pure MgB2. The correlation of the su- perconducting phase transition temperature Tc and the critical fields takes place with increasing the chemical potential. An increase in the hole conduction has no effect on the critical temperature and the upper criti- cal field. The interrelation of the upper critical tem- peratures of doped and pure MgB2, as well as the de- pendence of upper critical fields on the electron density (the chemical potential µ), is considered in [96]. We obtain that all the quantities decrease with increase in the electron density of charge carriers at µ > 0.74 eV and remain constant at µ < 0.74 eV. Consequently, the hole doping leaves constant the values of the temper- ature of the superconducting phase transition and the upper critical field. The essential dependence of the anisotropy coefficient γH on the temperature in pure MgB2 (µ0 = 0.74 eV) and doped MgB2 (µ = 0.76 eV) was obtained. The above-presented results correspond well to the experimental data on the magnetic prop- erties of both pure intermetallic compound MgB2 and doped by electrons and holes (see [97], e.g.). This tells about the ability of the two-band model to de- scribe the properties of real materials and the ability to calculate the anomalies of physical properties which were generated by the anisotropy of a system. We note that the filling of energy bands was concerned as the main mechanism of action of a substitutional im- purity. It was assumed that the scattering on the im- purity potential is weak. The account for the electron scattering on impurities essentially complicates the re- sults for the systems, where the impurity scattering is strong. 4. Some Kinetic Properties of Two-Band Superconductors The discovery and the experimental investigation of su- perconducting properties of MgB2 have attracted a spe- cial interest to the model with overlapping energy bands. In some cases, this model is extended to take various anisotropies of the order parameters into account, as well as the strong electron-lattice coupling. The two-band model is used to interpret experimental data on tunnel- ing, specific heat, electron Raman scattering, thermal conductivity, penetration depth of a magnetic field, and other properties of MgB2. Prof. V.A. Moskalenko and his coworkers from the In- stitute of Applied Physics of the Academy of Sciences of Moldova have studied most of these properties on the basis of the above model. The equilibrium problem is described by the two-band Hamiltonian [5]. This Hamil- tonian has been extended to consider the scattering of electrons by non-magnetic impurities [8]. The results for pure and doped systems are valid for arbitrary values of the two-band parameters. We present here only some qualitatively new kinetic properties which have been obtained within the model with overlapping energy bands. 1. The GL system of equations for the two-band model has been formulated to cover the whole range of param- eters from the pristine to the dirty limit. On this basis, the magnetic penetration depth of a superconductor, the jump of the specific heat per unit cell at the critical tem- perature, and other properties have been investigated in [9, 15, 98]. For a high concentration of non-magnetic impurities, the system of GL equations for the two-band model is similar to the GL system of the one-band model. How- ever, the critical temperature Tc and the dimensionless GL-parameter k in the equations are determined by the two-band model. In this case, the expression for the relative jump of the specific heat at Tc coincides with the corresponding expression for the pristine one-band model, the density of states being the sum of densities of two bands, and the dependence of Tc on impurities being specified by the two band model. The effect of magnetic impurities is to decrease the relative specific heat jump and to increase considerably both the param- eter k and the magnetic field penetration depth in the superconducting phase. 50 ISSN 2071-0194. Ukr. J. Phys. 2010. Vol. 55, No. 1 THE THEORY OF HIGH-TEMPERATURE SUPERCONDUCTIVITY 2. The influence of impurities (non-magnetic and paramagnetic) on the thermodynamic properties of two- band superconductors at zero, close to zero, and at the critical temperatures has been considered in [11, 16, 99]. It has been found that, due to the interband scattering of electrons on impurities, the superconducting state in the two-band model is described by a single-energy gap. Thus, when one of the densities of states becomes zero, the other density vanishes too. In particular, the energy gap in the “dirty” limit for a non-magnetic impurity de- couples in a product of averages of the order parameters of individual bands with their densities serving as weight factors. 3. The non-equilibrium process of charge imbalance in a two-band superconductor has been investigated by em- ploying the technique of Keldysh-Green functions. The kinetic equation, penetration depth of a longitudinal electric field, and distribution of this field in the super- conductor are given in [100]. A new mechanism of relaxation of the charge imbal- ance in non-equilibrium two-band superconductors has been revealed. This mechanism is due to the inter-band electron-impurity scattering and leads to a decrease of the penetration depth of a longitudinal electric field into the superconductor. 4. A model of a superconductor with two dielec- tric gaps and two superconducting order parameters corresponding to two parts of the Fermi surface has been formulated. The phase diagram obtained for this model contains an area of coexistence of structural, an- tiferromagnetic, and superconducting phase transitions versus the non-magnetic impurity concentration, which agrees qualitatively with the experimental data on high- temperature superconductors [101]. 5. In [102], the electron Raman scattering in super- conductors, taking the collective oscillations, Coulomb screening, and scattering of electrons by non-magnetic impurities into account, has been studied in the frame- work of the two-band model. Two contributions to the scattered light intensity have been singled out: an additive contribution from each of the two bands, and a term caused by the interband transitions of Cooper pairs which exists for an arbitrary light polarization. Experimentally, this means that the lowest gap should be active for any light polarization. 6. The propagation of a longitudinal ultrasound in the one- and two-band models of superconductors at arbi- trary temperatures has been investigated by considering the collective oscillations in the presence of nonmagnetic impurities for an arbitrary mean free path. The effect of superconductivity and impurities on the relative shift of the sound velocity turned out to depend strongly on the choice of a model [103,104]. In particular, we have predicted a more efficient sup- pression of fluctuations of the superconducting gaps by impurities within the two-band model, than that within the one-band model. The two-band model has also al- lowed us to explain such a spectacular feature of high-Tc superconductors as an increase of the sound velocity for all the temperature interval below Tc. 7. For a two-band superconductor, the amplitude of the multiple electron scattering by nonmagnetic impuri- ties has no electron-hole symmetry with respect to the Fermi surface, and this may be the cause of an increase in the thermoelectric effect in superconductors. As a result, the temperature dependence of the additional contribu- tion to the thermoelectric coefficient reaches a maximum in the region of temperatures T < Tc [105]. 8. The collective modes related to phase fluctuations near Tc have been investigated by assuming the exis- tence of a two-component neutral superfluid. The equa- tion for collective modes describes the interference of two processes: small fluctuations of the relative density of the condensate of electrons (Leggett-type) and small fluctuations of the charge imbalance of the electron-hole branches. This equation is analogous to the well-known equation in solid state physics describing, e.g., the col- lective modes of polaritons [106]. The amplitudes of the collective modes of the two- band model have also been studied. We mention that these modes in the case of non-identical traditional two- band superconductors do not occur [107]. 5. Conclusion This work is put forward for the publication with the purpose to turn scientists’ attention to the information which is related to the two-band superconductors’ prop- erties and which was obtained by the Moldavian physi- cists guided by Prof. V.A. Moskalenko who is the cre- ator of the multiband superconductivity model. Thus, we underline the essential contribution of the N.N. Bo- goliubov’s school to the development of superconductiv- ity in this direction. We note that our theory contains the classical results which are related to the essential distinction of the two-band superconductor properties from the one-band ones not only in the quantitative sense, but also in the qualitative sense. 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Moskalenko, and V.P. Tabakaru, Super- conduct.: Phys., Chem., Tech. 2, 5 (1989). 102. L.Z. Kon, I.P. Ciobanu, and D.F. Digor, J. Phys.: Cond. Matter 9, 3821 (1997). 103. L.Z. Kon, V.D. Frolov, and I.P. Ciobanu, Physica C 313, 155 (1999). 104. L.Z. Kon, V.D. Frolov, and D.F. Digor, Physica C 349, 211 (2001). 105. D.F. Digor, L.Z. Kon, and V.A. Moskalenko, Supercon- duct.: Phys., Chem., Tech. 3, 2485 (1990); D.F. Digor and L.Z.Kon, Teor. Mat. Fiz. 44, 97 (1993). 106. D.F. Digor, L.Z. Kon, and V.I. Kotrutze, Supercon- duct.: Phys., Chem., Tech. 5, 207 (1992). 107. D.F. Digor, L.Z. Kon, and I.P. Ciobanu, Superconduct.: Phys., Chem., Tech. 7, 1321 (1994). Received 07.07.09 ТЕОРIЯ ВИСОКОТЕМПЕРАТУРНОЇ НАДПРОВIДНОСТI В БАГАТОЗОННИХ СИСТЕМАХ. MgB2 М.Є. Палiстрант, Л.З. Кон Р е з ю м е Сформульовано основнi етапи розвитку теорiї надпровiдних систем iз зонами, що перекриваються. Наведено основнi по- силання на класичнi роботи автора цiєї теорiї, професора В.Л. Москаленко, i його спiвробiтникiв разом iз роботами з високотемпературної надпровiдностi. Вiдзначено особливостi двозонної моделi, яка дає якiсно новi результати порiвняно зi звичайною однозонною. Обговорено застосування двозон- ної моделi для опису термодинамiчних властивостей сполуки MgB2. Дано огляд наших дослiджень кiнетики надпровiдни- кiв iз зонами, що перекриваються. Зокрема, наведено рiвняння Гiнзбурга–Ландау для двозонних надпровiдникiв з домiшками та результати впливу домiшок на ширину забороненої зони. Розглянуто динамiчнi властивостi двозонних надпровiдникiв. 54 ISSN 2071-0194. Ukr. J. Phys. 2010. Vol. 55, No. 1
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The Theory of High-Temperature Superconductivity in Many-band Systems. MgB2 / M.E. Palistrant, L.Z. Kon // Укр. фіз. журн. — 2010. — Т. 55, № 1. — С. 44-54. — Бібліогр.: 107 назв. — англ.
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The main stages of development of the theory of superconducting systems with overlapping energy bands are formulated. The main references of the classical papers of the author of this theory, Prof. V.A. Moskalenko, and his coworkers are listed. The list also includes papers related to high-temperature superconductivity. Some peculiarities of the two-band model which gives qualitatively new results in comparison with the usual one-band model, are enumerated. The application of the two-band model to the description of thermodynamical properties of compound MgB2 is also discussed. The references covering our research of the kinetic properties of superconductors with overlapping energy bands are provided. In particular, we present the Ginzburg–Landau (GL) equations for the two-band superconductors doped with impurities and the results on the influence of impurities on the energy gap, as well as those concerning the dynamical properties of twoband superconductors.
Сформульовано основнi етапи розвитку теорiї надпровiдних систем iз зонами, що перекриваються. Наведено основнi посилання на класичнi роботи автора цiєї теорiї, професора В.Л. Москаленко, i його спiвробiтникiв разом iз роботами з високотемпературної надпровiдностi. Вiдзначено особливостi двозонної моделi, яка дає якiсно новi результати порiвняно зi звичайною однозонною. Обговорено застосування двозонної моделi для опису термодинамiчних властивостей сполуки MgB2. Дано огляд наших дослiджень кiнетики надпровiдникiв iз зонами, що перекриваються. Зокрема, наведено рiвняння Гiнзбурга–Ландау для двозонних надпровiдникiв з домiшками та результати впливу домiшок на ширину забороненої зони. Розглянуто динамiчнi властивостi двозонних надпровiдникiв.
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The Theory of High-Temperature Superconductivity in Many-band Systems. MgB2
Теорія високотемпературної надпровідності в багатозонних системах. MgB2
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spellingShingle The Theory of High-Temperature Superconductivity in Many-band Systems. MgB2
Palistrant, M.E.
Kon, L.Z.
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title The Theory of High-Temperature Superconductivity in Many-band Systems. MgB2
title_alt Теорія високотемпературної надпровідності в багатозонних системах. MgB2
title_full The Theory of High-Temperature Superconductivity in Many-band Systems. MgB2
title_fullStr The Theory of High-Temperature Superconductivity in Many-band Systems. MgB2
title_full_unstemmed The Theory of High-Temperature Superconductivity in Many-band Systems. MgB2
title_short The Theory of High-Temperature Superconductivity in Many-band Systems. MgB2
title_sort theory of high-temperature superconductivity in many-band systems. mgb2
topic Тверде тіло
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url https://nasplib.isofts.kiev.ua/handle/123456789/13285
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