Antiferromagnetism and hole pair checkerboard in the vortex state of high Tc superconductors
Han-Dong Chen, Jiang-Ping Hu, Sylvain Capponi, Enrico Arrigoni, Shou-Cheng Zhang
Abstract
We propose a microscopic state for the vortex phase of BSCO superconductors. Around the vortex core or above Hc2, the d wave hole pairs form a checkerboard localized in the commensurate antiferromagnetic background. We discuss this theory in connection with recent STM experiments.
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