The Feshbach resonance and nanoscale phase separation in a polaron liquid near the quantum critical point for a polaron Wigner crystal. Fratini, M., Poccia, N., & Bianconi, A. Journal of Physics: Conference Series, 108(1):012036+, March, 2008.
The Feshbach resonance and nanoscale phase separation in a polaron liquid near the quantum critical point for a polaron Wigner crystal [link]Paper  doi  abstract   bibtex   
The additional long range order parameter that competes with the high T c superconductivity long range order is identified as an electronic crystal of pseudo Jahn-Teller polarons beyond the critical value of the electron lattice interaction. We show that the region of quantum critical fluctuations in the two variables phase diagram of cuprates: the doping δ and the chemical pressure (i.e., the tolerance factor, or the average ionic radius of A-site cations) can be measured via the microstrain of the Cu-O length in the CuO 2 lattice. The fluctuating order in the proximity of the microstrain quantum critical point that competes with the superconducting long range order is the polaron electronic crystalline phase called a Wigner polaron crystal and the variation of the spin gap energy as a function of microstrain provides a strong experimental support for this proposal.
@article{fratini_feshbach_2008,
	title = {The {Feshbach} resonance and nanoscale phase separation in a polaron liquid near the quantum critical point for a polaron {Wigner} crystal},
	volume = {108},
	issn = {1742-6596},
	url = {http://dx.doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/108/1/012036},
	doi = {10.1088/1742-6596/108/1/012036},
	abstract = {The additional long range order parameter that competes with the high T c superconductivity long range order is identified as an electronic crystal of pseudo Jahn-Teller polarons beyond the critical value of the electron lattice interaction. We show that the region of quantum critical fluctuations in the two variables phase diagram of cuprates: the doping δ and the chemical pressure (i.e., the tolerance factor, or the average ionic radius of A-site cations) can be measured via the microstrain of the Cu-O length in the CuO 2 lattice. The fluctuating order in the proximity of the microstrain quantum critical point that competes with the superconducting long range order is the polaron electronic crystalline phase called a Wigner polaron crystal and the variation of the spin gap energy as a function of microstrain provides a strong experimental support for this proposal.},
	number = {1},
	journal = {Journal of Physics: Conference Series},
	author = {Fratini, M. and Poccia, N. and Bianconi, A.},
	month = mar,
	year = {2008},
	keywords = {cdw, cuprate, lattice-distortions, lattice-stripes, local, polaron, pseudogap, review, shaperesonance, strain, wigner},
	pages = {012036+}
}

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