Summary Effective Model for Pb-CuPO46O Superconductivity arxiv.org
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The text describes the structure of a copper-substituted Pb-apatite and investigates an effective model for superconductivity in the system.
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- The copper substituted Pb-apatite has attracted attention due to the claim of observing room temperature superconductivity.
- The low energy physics of the system is described by stacks of buckled honeycomb lattices, with Cu and O occupying the A and B sites respectively.
- The Cu bands are narrow and filled by 3 electrons, suggesting a metallic ground state despite the expectation of a Mott insulator.
- The energy separation between the Cu and O orbitals is relatively small, indicating the possibility of interesting physics near the metal-insulator transition.
- The effective model proposed for the system may potentially harbor unconventional superconductivity.
- The structure of the Pb-apatite consists of hexagonal unit cells with different Pb and Cu sites, and an additional oxygen site.
- The estimated values for the hopping integrals and energy separation suggest an interesting intermediate correlation regime for the system.
- The potential role of having two orbitals per site and the comparison to other lattice models are still unknown.
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The structure of LK-99, a copper-substituted Pb-apatite, is described. An effective model for Pb-CuPO46O superconductivity is investigated, with a focus on the Hamiltonian for the system. The organic
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The copper substituted Pb-apatite, known as LK-99, has recently been studied for its potential room temperature superconductivity. Based on previous calculations, an effective model is proposed to describe the low energy physics of this material. The model
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In this study, the authors investigate the effective model for Pb-CuPO46O superconductivity. The structure consists of Cu and O layers stacked on top of each other, with Cu occupying a triangular lattice. The Hamiltonian for this system includes
The excerpt discusses the effective model for Pb-CuPO46O superconductivity. It mentions that the organic salts in the system are believed to follow the Hubbard model on a triangular lattice at half-filling. The metal-insulator transition in this system