Infrared absorption of the paired-boson superconductor
Y. R. Wang, M. J. Rice, C. B. Duke
DOI 10.1103/PhysRevB.37.9868 · Physical Review B
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Abstract
The infrared (ir) absorption of the quasi-two-dimensional paired boson superconductor is calculated in the dirty limit. Compared with the Mattis-Bardeen behavior of a conventional superconductor, we find that the ir absorption of the boson superconductor has a weaker frequency dependence and a stronger temperature dependence.
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