Physics, asked by aditioraon637, 4 months ago

What is the evidence in support of phonon (lattice) participation in cooper pair formation in a superconductor? (Give at least one example)​

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Answered by sankalpsingh628
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critical temperature of superconducting element decreased with increasing atomic Maas

means superconductors are related to lattice interaction.

example-tc of 199hg>tc of 204 hg

@aditioraon637 do u study in nitr???

Answered by atishkumar23
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The theory of Cooper pairs is quite general and does not depend on the specific electron-phonon interaction. Condensed matter theorists have proposed pairing mechanisms based on other attractive interactions such as electron-exciton interactions or electron-plasmon interactions. Currently, none of these other pairing interactions has been observed in any material.

An experiment to create a Cooper pair from positrons would make a great contribution to understanding the formation of an electron pair.

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