Effects of Pairing Correlations on the Korringa Relation in Doped Fullerenes
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An effective attractive Hubbard model is applied to explain the observed non-Korringa relation in doped fullerenes, which leads to a reduced Pauli susceptibility. The results basically agree with the experiments for K3C60, Rb3C60 and RbCs2C60. It implies that the pair correlation on site possibly plays an important role in the normal state for doped fullerenes.
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LÜ Jing, ZHANG Li-yuan, FENG Xiao-bing. Effects of Pairing Correlations on the Korringa Relation in Doped Fullerenes[J]. Chin. Phys. Lett., 1996, 13(11): 859-862.
LÜ Jing, ZHANG Li-yuan, FENG Xiao-bing. Effects of Pairing Correlations on the Korringa Relation in Doped Fullerenes[J]. Chin. Phys. Lett., 1996, 13(11): 859-862.
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LÜ Jing, ZHANG Li-yuan, FENG Xiao-bing. Effects of Pairing Correlations on the Korringa Relation in Doped Fullerenes[J]. Chin. Phys. Lett., 1996, 13(11): 859-862.
LÜ Jing, ZHANG Li-yuan, FENG Xiao-bing. Effects of Pairing Correlations on the Korringa Relation in Doped Fullerenes[J]. Chin. Phys. Lett., 1996, 13(11): 859-862.
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