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t-J model
[edit]Connection to the high- superconductivity is not formulated in a clear way (see discussion in the page Talk:T-J_model). Above I've already inserted the extended version of the model.
And the link to supercondictivity is vaster than just this extension (see original article of Spalek with just ⟨ij⟩). So I don't think what you wrote is necessary Vilnius (talk) 08:29, 28 September 2022 (UTC)