Whither High-Tc 30 Years Following Its Discovery?

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Whither High-Tc 30 Years Following Its Discovery? -Challenges Facing the Path Forward for High Temperature Superconductivity from Its Fundamental Understanding to Eventual Societal Deployment- Paul Michael Grant EPRI Science Fellow (Retired) IBM Research Staff Member/Manager Emeritus (etc, etc...& so forth and so on) W2AGZ Technologies, (w2agz@w2agz.com) Aging IBM Pensioner 2016 Annual Meeting of the APS Far West Section UC Davis October 28-29, 2016

Physics at IBM Almaden (3 March 1987) It’s as Simple as 1-2-3! A Band of Brothers...and a Sister! (IBM Almaden – 1986-87)

“The Woodstock of Physics” All Night Session, APS March Meeting, NYC, 18 March1987 “The Woodstock of Physics”

“The Altamont of Materials” HTSC Symposium, MRS Spring Meeting, Anaheim, 23-24 April 1987 “The Altamont of Materials”

T g* g “Real Metal” “Fermi Liquid” What about RTSC? “SDW” “NEEL” “A-F” T What about RTSC? “Funny Metal” “Pseudogap” “Fond AF Memories” “Real Metal” “Fermi Liquid” U = 3 Is it “shakes or spins”...or both? U = 0 “Funny Metal” “Pseudogap” “Fond AF Memories” U = 6 Where is Pr-123 ? Is “bulk SC” a function of g* ? Superconductivity g* “Insulator” “Conductor” g When and where can we use HTSC/RTSC in the Electricity Enterprise?

Shakes or/and Spins?

“Alex says it’s phonons” The Pairing Glue “Alex says it’s phonons” OK, OK...J-T polarons and/or bipolarons (after Chakravarty/Hoest) Could he be right after all?

The Various Flavors of Copper “Monoxide” Siemons, et al. (2009) Grant (2008) Franchini Group (2011) Cococcioni Group (2011) tet-rs-CuO “1-2-3” Relative Ground State Energies What Nature (she) gives us! (triclinic) Tennorite NB: All show attributes of Mott-Hubbard behavior “Configuration/Coordination Space”

Interesting... Lowest symmetry yields lowest ground state energy. Higher...at least in a computer...gives greater (localized around given “optimal lattice” constants). Why? Jahn-Teller “degeneracies”! Nature abhors them (Aristole). Were Bednorz-Mueller (Chakravarty & Hoecht) on the right path in 1986 after all?

Macfarlane, Rosen, Seki, SSC 63, 831 (1987) Raman Spectroscopy of YBCO The Lattice is Shaking Macfarlane, Rosen, Seki, SSC 63, 831 (1987) Raman Spectroscopy of YBCO We can see Phonons have been there ever since the Creation!

So how about the “U = 0, Fermi Liquid” limit for doped proxy tet-CuO? lectronic properties of rocksalt copper monoxide: So how about the “U = 0, Fermi Liquid” limit for doped proxy tet-CuO? Electronic properties of rocksalt copper monoxide: A proxy structure for high temperature superconductivity The International Conference on Theoretical Physics ‘Dubna-Nano2008’ IOP Journal of Physics: Conference Series 129 (2008) 012042 doi:10.1088/1742-6596/129/1/012042 A proxy structure for high temperature superconductivity

Superconductivity and Phonons BCS via Eliashberg-McMillan NB! The “double deltas” will be approximated by two Gaussians of width “sigma ()” whose numerical convergence is governed by imposed precision limits and basis set symmetry. Con Quidado! To get , need to compute !

e-p Interaction in the DFT/LDA Formalism

So let’s do it and “compute. ” what happens. ( So let’s do it and “compute*” what happens! (*we use the Quantum-Espresso & Gibbs2 DFT packages) q = 0.15 |e|/CuO (holes) q = -0.15 |e|/CuO (electrons) ≈ 43 °K ≈ 25 °K Apply DFT to obtain between electrons and phonons, followed by application of the Eliashberg-McMillan-Allen-Dynes formalism to find Tc:

But...maybe it takes Two to Tango!

Has the Clue been There all Along? Why not repeat this experiment on the CuO perovskites?

What’s Needed A DFT + U package that will allow the simultaneous calculation of electron-phonon interactions as well as spin-spin excitations, and thus enable an estimation of the Casimir/de Pre coupling…and maybe a combined phonon-spin pairing λ ?

Lessons from “Four Aging British Philosophers” ...for engineers and physicists under 50...

“You can’t always get what you want…” 20

“…you get what you need!” 21