Flux jumps, Second Magnetization Peak anomaly and the Peak Effect phenomenon in single crystals of and
arXiv:0811.2604 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.74.184514
Abstract
We present magnetization measurements in single crystals of the tetragonal compound, which exhibit the phenomenon of peak effect as well as the second magnetization peak anomaly for H 0.5T (H c). At the lower field (50mT H 200mT), we have observed the presence of flux jumps, which seem to relate to a structural change in the local symmetry of the flux line lattice (a first order re-orientation transition across a local field in some parts of the sample, in the range of 100mT to 150mT). These flux jumps are also observed in a single crystal of for H c in the field region from 2 mT to 25 mT, which are compatible with the occurrence of a re-orientation transition at a lower field in a cleaner crystal of this compound, as compared to those of . Vortex phase diagrams drawn for H c in and show that the ordered elastic glass phase spans a larger part of (H, T) space in the former as compared to latter, thereby, reaffirming the difference in the relative purity of the two samples.
11 pages, 14 figures
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