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A review: The Gor'kov-Teitel'baum thermal activation model for cuprates
While closing their famous paper entitled "Pseudogap: friend or foe of high-Tc?" Norman, Pines, and Kallin underlined that before we have a microscopic theory, we must have a consistent phenomenology. This was in 2005. As it turns out in 2006 a phenomenological theory of the pseudogap state was prop
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