Magnetic field effects on Tc and the pseudogap onset temperature in cuprate superconductors
Qijin Chen, Ying-Jer Kao, Andrew P. Iyengar, K. Levin
Abstract
We study the sensitivity of Tc and the pseudogap onset temperature, T*, to low fields, H, for cuprate superconductors, using a BCS-based approach extended to arbitrary coupling. We find that T* and Tc, which are of the same superconducting origin, have very different H dependences. The small coherence length makes T* rather insensitive to the field. However, the presence of the pseudogap at Tc makes Tc more sensitive to H. Our results for the coherence length ξ fit well with existing experiments. We predict that very near the insulator ξ will rapidly increase.
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