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A Jordan scenario is behind the Van Hove scenario. Towards a quantum chemical theory of high temperature superconductivity
It is suggested that the appearance of Jordan blocks in the normal form of the recursion (transfer) matrix is responsible for high temperature superconductivity and related phenomena. Several published observations are discussed to support this idea. The draft of a quantum chemical theory is given for a more complete verification.
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