Abstract
We discuss a comprehensive scheme for modeling various highly resolved spectroscopies of the cuprates where effects of matrix element, crystal structure, strong electron correlations, and superconductivity are included realistically in material-specific detail. A number of illustrative examples drawn from our recent work are presented. Specific issues in the cuprate physics considered are: (i) Origin of high-energy kink or the waterfall effect; (ii) Dichroic effects in angle-resolved photoemission spectrum; (iii) Asymmetry of the scanning tunneling spectrum between the processes of electron extraction and injection; (iv) Persistence of ‘Mott’ like high-energy features with doping in optical spectra; (v) Magnetic excitations in electron and hole doped cuprates.
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