
pmid: 9991657
A theory of positron annihilation in Cooper-pair superconductors is presented. It is assumed that the positron and electrons are not correlated. It is argued that a comparison of positron data with density-of-states measurements might be used to test the hypothesis that superconductivity in the high-temperature superconductors results from pair formation. The prospects for the observation of the effects of the superconductive transition are briefly reviewed.
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