Electron-conduction mechanism and specific heat above transition temperature in LaFeAsO and BaFe(2)As(2) superconductors

Physics – Condensed Matter – Superconductivity

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Published online: J. Supercond. Nov. Magn. (2009)

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The ionization energy theory is used to calculate the evolution of the resistivity and specific heat curves with respect to different doping elements in the recently discovered superconducting Pnictide materials. Subsequently, the electron-conduction mechanism in the Pnictides above the structural transition temperature is explained unambiguously, which is also consistent with other strongly correlated matter, such as cuprates, manganites, titanates and magnetic semiconductors. Therefore, the superconductivity is not uniquely corresponds to the electronic properties above the structural transition temperature. Detailed prediction are given on these compounds for various doping elements, namely, La(Sm,Ce,Ba,Sr,Ca)FeAsO(F,Cl,Br) and Ba(Sr,Ca,K,Rb,Cs)Fe(2)As(2).

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