In an electron-phonon system the electron-phonon interaction spectral density, α2F(ω), is approximately equal to W(ω) defined as:
α2F(ω)≈W(ω)=(1/2π)d2[ωRe(σ-1(ω))]/dω2 (1)
Where, Re(σ(ω)) is the real part of the optical conductivity. For the electron-spin interaction systems this relation could be converted to I2χ(ω)≈W(ω), where I is the coupling constant of electron-spin interaction and χ(ω) is the imaginary part [...]
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Coupling of Charge Carriers to the Spin Fluctuation
January 8, 2008Is Continuum Background More Important Than Resonance Mode?
November 25, 2007The observed sharp ‘kink’ in the ARPES has been related to the phonon or magnetic mode as a possible signature of the force that create the superconducting state in HTSCs. A group of scientists from Canada and the USA have studied this situation by Fourier-transform infrared (FTIR) spectroscopy of optimally doped (Tc=96 K) and highly [...]