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| Format: | Preprint |
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2024
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| Online Access: | https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.02300 |
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- We demonstrate that entanglement and confinement hole pairing (ECHP) is a precise physics of the entanglement framework of the RVB theory of high-Tc cuprates. Our novel strong ECHP mechanism explains the entire phase diagram of both electron and hole-doped cuprates, notably the linearly decreasing T* at the pseudogap but with "T*-singularity" at the peak of the superconducting (SC) dome, the Tc=T* at the optimum doping and the rest of the overdoped regions of the SC dome, the duality of the spin gap and strange metal phase, the presence of the parallel superconducting stripes in the CuO plane (spin-polarized and spin-unpolarized channels), and the linear-T resistivity of the strange metal phase above the overdoped regions of the SC dome. This also explains the experimental spin textures of the cuprates. We refer to our new ECHP model as a resonating entanglement and confinement hole pair (RECHP) theory. Based on RECHP theory, we were able to provide a conceptual and comprehensive semiquantitative explanation of the entire phase diagram, thus providing the sought-after pairing mechanism responsible for the entire phase diagram of high-T_{C} cuprates.