  In this communication we report the interplay of the normal electron-phonon
(EP) interaction, dynamic Jahn-Teller (DJT) distortion and superconductivity in
high temperature superconductors in presence of a static lattice strain. This
model consists of a degenerate two orbital band separated by Jahn-Teller (JT)
energy modified by the DJT interaction in the conduction band. The
superconductivity is assumed to be s-wave type present in the same band. The
interaction Hamiltonian is solved by Green's function method and a modified BCS
gap equation is obtained with a modified conduction band energy
$\tilde{\epsilon}_{\alpha k}$ and modified BCS order parameter
$\tilde{\Delta}_{\alpha}$ with $\alpha=1, 2$ designating the two orbitals. This
interplay displays some new interesting results which are different from the
effect of the static lattice strain on superconducting (SC) order parameter.
The interplay is studied by varying the normal EP coupling, the DJT coupling,
the SC coupling, the phonon vibration frequency, the phonon wave vector and
other model parameters of the system.
