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I. E. Lyubin

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London penetration depth in the tight binding approximation: Orthorhombic distortion and oxygen isotope effects in cuprates

We present a simple derivation of an expression for the superfluid density $ n_s \propto 1/λ^2 $ in superconductors with the tight binding energy dispersion. The derived expression is discussed in detail because of its distinction from the known expressions for ordinary superconductors with parabolic energy dispersion. We apply this expression for the experimental data analysis of the isotope effect in London penetration depth parameter $ λ$ in the BiSrCuO and YBaCuO family compounds near optimal doping, taking into account the orthorhombic distortion of crystal structure, and estimate the isotopic change of hopping parameters from the experimental data. We point out that $1/λ^2$ temperature behaviour is very sensitive to the ratio $ 2Δ_m(T=0)/ k_B T_c $ and estimate this quantity for a number of compounds.

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Towards the Theory of Isotope Effect of the London Penetration Depth in Cuprates

The expressions for the superfluid density have been discussed in both weak and strong coupling approaches. The numerical calculations of temperature and isotope composition dependencies have been performed for a number of High-Tc compounds. The tight-binding parameters and corresponding Fermi surfaces are taken in accord to the available photoemission data.

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Binding energy of a Cooper pairs with non-zero center of mass momentum in d-wave superconductors

The binding energy of Cooper pairs has been calculated for the case of d-wave symmetry of the superconducting gap in layered cuprate superconductors. We assume that Cooper pairs are formed by the short range potential and then derive the binding energy in the form Delta_kq = Δ_x(q)cos(k_xa) + Δ_y(q)cos(k_ya) + Ω_x(q)sin(k_xa) + Ω_y(q)sin(k_ya), where q is a total momentum of the pair. Numerical solutions of the self-consistent system of the integral equations for quantities Δ_x(q), Δ_y(q) and Ω_x(q), Ω_y(q) along different lines in q_x, q_y plane have been obtained. Anisotropy of the depairing total momentum (or depairing current) has been calculated.

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