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Experimental Signatures of a Memory-Dressed Cooper-Pair Field in Antinodal ARPES
Antinodal angle-resolved photoemission spectroscopy (ARPES) in cuprate superconductors reveals a broad incoherent background alongside a temperature-dependent superconducting contribution. We show that both features are naturally captured by a single family of parabolic cylinder functions (PCFs). Fi
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