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Carbon doping in MgB2: role of boron and carbon px(y) bands

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Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
2003
Tongue
English
Weight
142 KB
Volume
127
Category
Article
ISSN
0038-1098

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✦ Synopsis


We have studied the changes in the electronic structure and the superconducting transition temperature T c of MgðB 12x C x Þ 2 alloys as a function of x with 0 # x # 0:3: Our density-functional-based approach uses the coherent-potential approximation to describe the effects of disorder, the Gaspari -Gyorffy formalism to estimate the electron -phonon matrix elements and the Allen-Dynes equation to calculate T c in these alloys. We find that the changes in the electronic structure of MgðB 12x C x Þ 2 alloys, especially near the Fermi energy E F ; come mainly from the outward movement of E F with increasing x; and the effects of disorder in the B plane are small. In particular, our results show a sharp decline in both B and C p xðyÞ states for 0:2 # x # 0:3: Our calculated variation in T c of MgðB 12x C x Þ 2 alloys is in qualitative agreement with the experiments.


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