Find the relation for energy momentum and charge for the uniform current in a superconductor having quasi-particle energies and assuming pairs have center of mass.
Hint: I just know that this relation appears in the derivation kindly find the final relation must be this:
And this question is complete, from physics of advance superconductivity
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