Spin-lattice relaxation in the mixed state of the high-Tc cuprates: electronic spin-flip scattering versus spin-fluctuations
Dirk K. Morr
Abstract
Recent experimental and theoretical studies have established that the spin-lattice relaxation rate, 1/T1, measured in nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) experiments is a site-sensitive probe for the electronic spectrum in the mixed state of the high-Tc cuprates. While some groups suggested that 1/T1 is solely determined by spin-flip scattering of BCS-like electrons, other groups stressed the importance of antiferromagnetic spin-fluctuations. We show that these two relaxation mechanisms give rise to a qualitatively different temperature and frequency dependence of 17O 1/T1. A comparison of our results with the experimental 17O 1/T1 data provides support for a relaxation mechanism dominated by antiferromagnetic spin-fluctuations.
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