1995
DOI: 10.1016/0921-4534(95)00173-5
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The electron transport phenomena in Y based HTSC's and their analysis on the basis of phenomenological narrow-band theory the band structure transformation with oxygen content and substitution for Cu

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“…(2) S(T) exhibits a broad maximum which shifts towards lower temperature with increasing x. These features have been reported for a variety of holedoped cuprate systems [9,10,[13][14][15]23].…”
Section: Properties Of S(t)mentioning
confidence: 78%
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“…(2) S(T) exhibits a broad maximum which shifts towards lower temperature with increasing x. These features have been reported for a variety of holedoped cuprate systems [9,10,[13][14][15]23].…”
Section: Properties Of S(t)mentioning
confidence: 78%
“…Data on S(T) in hole-doped cuprates have been analyzed in terms of several theoretical models, other than a simple Fermi-liquid picture which leads to S(T) ∝ T, including a narrow conduction-band model [9,10], a Boson-Fermion theory [13], a pseudogap model [14] and a two-band theory [15]. Because of the wide availability to both metallic and degenerated semiconducting systems, we will adopt the first model in which spectrum of the conduction-band is assumed to contain a sharp peak near the Fermi level.…”
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“…Therefore, the respective contributions to the total conductivity were zero. The widths of the narrow bands were both set equal to 0.05 eV which corresponds to the upper limit of the CB1 band width at 8 --~ 0 [18]. Also, (14) the respective densities of states in the narrow bands we assumed to be invariable and approximately equal to 10 states.eV-l.cel1-1 at the first stage of calculations.…”
Section: E2 E1 N(e)mentioning
confidence: 99%