Maria Eugenia Lopez-Morales Professor of Chemistry, Ohlone College

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Maria Eugenia Lopez-Morales Professor of Chemistry, Ohlone College UC Merced Praeseodymium-123 30 Years Later...Why Isn’t It Superconducting...or Even Conducting? Maria Eugenia Lopez-Morales Professor of Chemistry, Ohlone College mgrant@ohlone.edu Paul Michael Grant Aging IBM Pensioner w2agz@w2agz.com

The Most Cited Mexico – USA HTSC Collaboration of the 20th Century Diego Patrick Grant Lopez-Morales “An Unique Irish-Purechepan Genotype”

Woodstock of Physics, 1987 NB!

Woodstock of Physics, 1987, Cont’d Where is Pr-123?

Lopez-Morales, et al., 1989 Ya gotta clean it up! 20 Days! Engler, et al., Previous Slide Publication

Lopez-Morales, et al., 1989 (Cont’d) Note smaller ionic radius for Pr4+

Lopez-Morales, et al., 1989 (Cont’d) Pr-123 Resistivity & Susceptibility No Tendency Toward Metallic Behaviour No Tendency Toward Diamagnetic Shielding

Pr-123: An Anderson Lattice? See L-M, et al., for detailed description of model. In brief, a variable range hopping model that “defeats” a coherent metallic electronic structure.

The Ultimate QMC Homework Problem Actually, a PhD thesis that could win the APS Computational Physics Student Prize 

Are There Any Practical Applications for RE-123?

“The abc’s (xyz’s) of RE-123” Cu Ba O

“...and Finally...” “RE Channel” “Ba Channel”

Van der Waals Surface for RE-123 b c Wow !

Channel Structure Comparisons PBCO CNT-5,0 NB: Relative Dimensions Approximate

Van der Waals Surfaces PBCO CNT-5,0 NB: Relative Dimensions Approximate

Landauer-Buettiker Formalism “Channel” L < l W kz V l ≡ Electron Inelastic Mean Free Path Note: If L > l , then T(EF) reverts to Ohm’s Law If not, ballistic boundary conditions apply, a la Landauer, and T(EF) can scale from 1 to >20, depending on the number of channels (eigenstates) available for transport, times 2e2/h = 7.75× 10 −5 siemons = 1/12.9 kΩ T(EF) can be calculated using the PWcond tools with the Quantum-Espresso DFT package The following calculations for RE-123 assume only one unit cell in the “channel.”

“b” “a” “CNT 5,0” “c” Tmax = 16, <T> = 4.5 (T) = 3.3

“Need to Test by Experiment” Y-123 Conducting Pr-123 Insulating (10 monolayers, ~ 50 Å) Can be made by MBE But b-axis growth not easy, might be best to try a-axis first I Y-123 Pr-123 V Y-123 b-axis

Embodiment as FET Gate

“The Last Word(s)” Quantum Conductance in the a, and especially b, directions of RE-123 appears plausible. Coulomb correlation (aka “Hubbard U”) needs to be taken into account. Experimental verification is required. Can the effect be exploited for FET gate applications? Or maybe something completely new? “That’s All for Now, Folks...But Stay Tuned!”