It has been an important goal to achieve higher or even room temperature superconductivity,since the discovery of high Tc superconductors in 1986,with a typical maximum transition temperature Tc of around 95 K at ambi...It has been an important goal to achieve higher or even room temperature superconductivity,since the discovery of high Tc superconductors in 1986,with a typical maximum transition temperature Tc of around 95 K at ambien pressure[1]or up to 164 K for the Hg-based cuprates under high pressure[2].The typical Tc/TF is only around 0.05 or less,where TF denotes the Fermi temperature.There have been a few other families of superconductors,including the iron-based[3],heavy fermion[4]and organic superconductors[5].Their maximum attainable Tc/TF has not been able to exceed that of the cuprates.Other notable superconductors include the recently discovered H2S with a record high Tc=203 K under an enormous high pressure of 90 GPa[6],and the monolayer FeSe/SrTiO3 superconductors with a gap opening temperature up to 100 K[7].展开更多
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文摘It has been an important goal to achieve higher or even room temperature superconductivity,since the discovery of high Tc superconductors in 1986,with a typical maximum transition temperature Tc of around 95 K at ambien pressure[1]or up to 164 K for the Hg-based cuprates under high pressure[2].The typical Tc/TF is only around 0.05 or less,where TF denotes the Fermi temperature.There have been a few other families of superconductors,including the iron-based[3],heavy fermion[4]and organic superconductors[5].Their maximum attainable Tc/TF has not been able to exceed that of the cuprates.Other notable superconductors include the recently discovered H2S with a record high Tc=203 K under an enormous high pressure of 90 GPa[6],and the monolayer FeSe/SrTiO3 superconductors with a gap opening temperature up to 100 K[7].
