Titlebook: Recent Progress in Many-Body Theories; Volume 2 Y. Avishai Book 1990 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1990 astrophysics.chaos.eleme

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Two Dimensional Phenomena in High Temperature Superconductors,ors suggests the presence of two-dimensional (2D) superconductivity. It is shown here that an array of 2D Josephson junctions can account for this behavior. The junctions exhibit an additional phase transition above which the layers are uncorrelated. The sesitivity of the latter transition to magnet

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Novel Singular Solutions of BCS Theory,ion Δ(E). The period of oscillations is given (approximately) by (4/3) ω, where ω is the phonon or exciton frequency. These oscillations require an Einstein spectrum, or at least small dispersion. The oscillatory solutions are insensitive to the Coulomb repulsion μ. They are obtained from the Dyson

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Magnetism and Superconductivity in Doped Lamellar Copper Oxide Systems,he dopant concentration, which is directly related to the concentration of the electronic holes. In the present paper we emphasize the interplay among the various phases which appear in the temperature — concentration phase diagram.

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Coherent Back Scattering and Other Optical Effects in Random Media,iscussed and a scaling theory is presented. Results on the fluctuations and correlations in the transmitted light are presented. The effects of inelastic scattering arising from particle motion on the spectral distribution of the scattered light is discussed. It is pointed out that there is an inter

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Many Body Techniques for Waves Propagating in Random Media,sent an electron wave function). The scattered waves interfere with each other and, as a result, a certain intensity pattern (a speckle pattern) is formed within the sample. This speckle pattern is highly irregular, with large intensity variations over short distances. The irregularities are not due