Condensed Matter

    

Intrinsic Correlation Between Superconductivity and Magnetism

Authors: Xiuqing Huang

Based on the real-space Mott insulator model, we establish a unifiedpairing, coherent and condensate mechanism of superconductivity. Motivatedby Dirac's magnetic monopole and Maxwell's displacement current hypothesis,we demonstrate that electric and magnetic fields are intrinsicallyrelevant. An isolated proton or electron creates an electric field,whereas a quantized proton-electron pair creates a magnetic field.The electric dipole vector of the proton-electron pair is the Ginzburg-Landauorder parameter in the superconducting phase transition. The Pierce-likedimerization pairing transition of the electron-proton electric dipolelattice leads to the symmetry breaking of the Mott insulating stateand the emergence of superconducting and magnetic states. This theoreticalframework can comprehensively explain all superconducting phenomena.Our research sheds new light on electron spin, magnetic monopoles,and the symmetry of Maxwell's equations.

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[v1] 2022-08-01 23:23:24
[v2] 2022-08-07 11:10:47
[v3] 2023-03-30 00:44:00
[v4] 2023-04-07 11:47:42
[v5] 2023-04-23 03:46:25

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