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• W1432138694 abstract "This chapter focuses on the coexistence between magnetic ordering and superconductivity. New superconducting compounds and materials quite frequently possess magnetic alignments. There is a problem of coexistence between these alignments and superconductivity (SC), especially in the high-temperature superconductors. In a majority of perovskite compounds, there are two phases, SC and AF, the presence of which depends on doping. The coexistence of AF and SC in the low-temperature superconductors has been established in materials in which different groups of electrons have been responsible for both types of ordering and the superconducting coherence length is extended over many elementary cells of the AF order. Between the phase of insulating AF and metallic SC, there is sometimes the phase of spin glass, which at present is identified rather as the diagonal stripe phase. The coexistence between magnetic phase and SC is particularly frequent in high-temperature superconductors, where the SC most likely has an electronic origin. A characteristic feature of ferromagnetic superconductors is the existence of SC only in the domain of ferromagnetic ordering. Transition to the paramagnetic state causes the disappearance of SC." @default.
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• W1432138694 title "The Coexistence Between Magnetic Ordering and Itinerant Electron Superconductivity" @default.
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