On superconductivity of high-spin transition metal compounds

The possibility of Cooper instability in transition metal compounds is established based of the concept of the strong interaction in the same unit cell. The multicomponent scattering amplitude of excitations is calculated. The superconductivity equations are derived for compounds of 3d transition metals. It is shown that in the pole approximation, the superconductivity equations can be reduced to the multicomponent superconductivity equations with preset BCS constants. A method is developed for calculating one-orbital constants and constants with different orbitals as functions of the total spin. The concentration ranges of superconducting ordering are obtained for one-orbital equations.