Pseudogap and Short-Range Antiferromagnetic Correlation Controlled Fermi Surface in Underdoped Cuprates: From Fermi Arc to Electron Pocket

@article{Morinari2009PseudogapAS,
title={Pseudogap and Short-Range Antiferromagnetic Correlation Controlled Fermi Surface in Underdoped Cuprates: From Fermi Arc to Electron Pocket},
author={Takao Morinari},
journal={Journal of the Physical Society of Japan},
year={2009},
volume={78},
pages={054708}
}
• T. Morinari
• Published 2009
• Physics
• Journal of the Physical Society of Japan
Motivated by recent quantum oscillation observations in the underdoped high-temperature superconductors, the effect of the short-range antiferromagnetic correlations on the electronic properties of the short-ranged d-density wave state is investigated. At intermediate d-density wave correlations, the cross section of the energy dispersion at the Fermi energy consists of hole pockets and an electron pocket. It is argued that the electron pocket feature is smeared out by the effect of the short… Expand
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