1982
DOI: 10.1016/0038-1098(82)90328-3
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To the theory of the superconductive phase in rare earth metal compounds

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“…Recently the microscopic theory of the superconductive antiferromagnetic metal compounds was constructed [1][2][3]. In the paper [3] we also considered the magnetoresistance in a paramagnetic state of this compounds.…”
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“…Recently the microscopic theory of the superconductive antiferromagnetic metal compounds was constructed [1][2][3]. In the paper [3] we also considered the magnetoresistance in a paramagnetic state of this compounds.…”
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“…Recently the microscopic theory of the superconductive antiferromagnetic metal compounds was constructed [1][2][3]. In the paper [3] we also considered the magnetoresistance in a paramagnetic state of this compounds. It was shown, that the magnetoresistance depends on the addition to conductivity of the system, which is defined by the Вісник ХНУ імені В.Н.…”
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“…However the spins of delocalized s-, d-, and f-electrons also exist in the system, and we must take into account their fluctuations as well. I n magnetic superconductors this fluctuation region is equal to where a is the lattice constant and (rc) the exchange correlation radius in the system of delocalized spins[27], of may be estimated as z$in x 3. This means that the spin fluctuations of delocalized electrons pierce through all the states of magnetic superconductors and considerably extend the region of superconducting fluctuations (see, for example,[ 7 ] ) .…”
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