[Pw_forum] Strange Values of Tc
Warren Pickett
wepickett at ucdavis.edu
Fri Jul 28 16:18:27 CEST 2017
Isaiah,
I'm not familiar with the workings of QE, but without solution of the full
Eliashberg equations it must be using the Allen-Dynes equation (as most do)
to obtain Tc.
The basic fact is that with a standard Coulomb repulsion mu-star =
0.10-0.15, with lambda less than 0.3 or so there will be no
superconductivity. The A-D equation was not fit to tiny values of Tc and no
one should be interested in those results. If non-zero, they will be
extremely sensitive to lambda, as you can see. [And you can get
nonsensical large values! as you can see]
So just accept that if lambda < 0.3 or so, any results cannot be trusted
and its not an interesting el-ph superconductor.
Warren
Warren E. Pickett
Distinguished Professor of Physics
Department of Physics
University of California Davis
Davis CA 95616, USA
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On Fri, Jul 28, 2017 at 12:24 AM, Isaiah Moses <imoses87 at gmail.com> wrote:
> Dear everyone,
>
> I did an el-ph calculation of a monoclinic structure and am getting really
> strange values of Tc . See the result below
> lambda omega_log T_c
> 0.00994 112.048 0.10012314E+08
> 0.03760 92.373 0.13380511E+10
> 0.07564 90.247 0.39802174E+19
> 0.09959 89.414 0.19865362E+78
> 0.11010 89.463 0.40671597-151
> 0.11454 90.329 0.16986711E-65
> 0.11678 92.320 0.99512429E-51
> 0.11772 94.657 0.29927798E-46
> 0.11744 97.141 0.16242032E-47
> 0.11619 99.442 0.65514785E-54
>
> I'm wondering why such values.
>
> Any comment shall be greatly appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
> Isaiah
>
> --
> Isaiah Abu Moses
> Graduate Student,
> Physics Department,
> University of Ibadan,
> Nigeria
>
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