Scaling analysis of the static and dynamic critical exponents in under, over, and optimally-doped PrCeCuO films
arXiv:0908.3498 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.81.134502
Abstract
We report on current-voltage measurements of the zero-field normal-superconducting phase transition in thin films of PrCeCuO as a function of doping. We find that the small size of the critical regime in these materials ( mK) gives rise to mean-field behavior at the phase transition with a static exponent of for all dopings (in contrast to hole-doped ). We also find mean-field behavior in the dynamic exponent . This indicates that PrCeCuO behaves similarly to conventional superconductors in contrast to other cuprate superconductors. However, as the transition width in our samples decreases, the dynamic critical exponent approaches , similar to the critical exponent found in hole-doped .
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