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FAR-INFRARED CONDUCTIVITY OF YBA//2CU//3O//7//-//Y.

Abstract

The authors review experimental data on the optical conductivity of YBa//2Cu//3O//7//-//y. Kramers-Kronig analysis shows that in the mid-infrared range the optical conductivity is typical of perovskites with a rich phonon structure in the oxygen bond stretching-and-bending region. In the far-infrared range, a depression of conductivity sets in below the superconducting transition temperature that is associated with the presence of a superconducting energy gap. In all the samples that have been looked at there is residual conductivity in the gap.

Authors

Bonn DA; Greedan JE; Stager CV; Timusk T; Kamaras K; Porter CD; Doss MG; Herr SL; Tanner DB

Pagination

pp. 49-50

Publication Date

December 1, 1987

Conference proceedings

Conference Digest International Conference on Infrared and Millimeter Waves

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