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Effects of disorder on the physical properties of organic superconductors

Subject Area Theoretical Condensed Matter Physics
Term from 2011 to 2015
Project identifier Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) - Project number 195285870
 
Final Report Year 2015

Final Report Abstract

In this project research was carried out on effects of quenched disorder in organic superconductors. Some of the new results for quasi-2D organic superconductors were successfully compared with recent experiments, so that they provide a possible explanation. New experiments were suggested too. The role of realistic types of spatially anisotropic disorder and also anisotropic superconductivity were analyzed by means of standard techniques, and led to measurable results for example of the critical temperature and its reduction by increasing disorder. The problem of glassy order was not addressed due to lack of time and obviously necessary more refined techniques and necessary extensions towards anisotropic order parameters. Also studied was a quantum mechanical situation, a rather complicated multiple interaction problem of spin orbit interactions of Rashba and Dresselhaus type in the presence of special magnetic fields. The derived differential equations were solved approximately, and degeneracy lifting by means of Rashba- and Dresselhausinteractions were found to lead an instable regime with negative conductance. In a subsequent work, as well the new problem of particular spin currents in a field theoretic formulation was examined.

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