Abstract

Abstract Current status of the research is described focusing on the experimental investigation of the unique electronic states in the high T c superconducting oxides. A common feature of all the high T c oxides is the quasi two-dimensional motion of carriers within CuO 2 planes. The carriers are holes which appear to reside in a band with width much narrower than the band-calculation value. No evidence has so far been obtained which indicates a relevance of the electron-phonon interaction, whereas the models emphasizing the electron correlation are reinforced by the observation of an antiferromagnetic order in La 2 CuO 4 and the fact that numerous paramagnetic spins appear when the oxygen content is reduced in YBa 2 Cu 3 O 7- y .

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