BCS and Generalized BCS Superconductivity in Relativistic Quantum Field Theory. II. Numerical Calculations
Tadafumi Ohsaku
Abstract
We solve numerically various types of the gap equations developed in the relativistic BCS and generalized BCS framework, presented in part I of this paper. We apply the method for, not only the usual solid metal but also other physical systems, by using homogeneous fermion gas approximation. We examine the relativistic effects on the thermal properties and the Meissner effect of the BCS and generalized BCS superconductivity of various cases.
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