Condensed States,Macroscopic Quantum Effects and High-T_c Superconductivity
Zhang Yi-fang · Journal of Jishou University · 2013
All condensed state physics is the result of breaking symmetry.Ising model and its extension are thus discussed.Then the fractal applications and Hall effect are researched.Thirdly,the macroscopic quantum effects and superfluidity are explored.Fourthly,the high-Tc superconductivity is discussed,and its bag model is investigated.These are related with the Bose-Einstein condensation(BEC),and the author predicts that the high-Tc superfluidity should exist.Finally,the similarity between particles and molecules is discussed,and the macroscopic quantum effects are summarized.