Relationships between the superconducting gap, pseudogap and transition temperature in High-Tc superconductors
M. Ya. Amusia, V. R. Shaginyan
Abstract
The crossover from superconducting gap to pseudogap is considered. We show that the superconductivity is destroyed at the temperature Tc, with the superconducting gap being smoothly transformed into the pseudogap. Relations, which are of general interest, between the maximum values of the gap Δ1, Tc and T* are established. We presents arguments that T* as a function of the doping level x is approximately a straight line that crosses the abscissa at some point xFC. In the vicinity of this point T* coincides with Tc, and at x=xFC the fermion condensation quantum phase transition takes place.
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