Critical-doping universality for cuprate superconductors: Oxygen nuclear-magnetic-resonance investigation of Ca(x)La(1-x)Ba(1.75-x)La(0.25+x)Cu(3)O(y)
arXiv:1011.0818 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.82.172509
Abstract
The critical doping levels in cuprates, where the ground state changes its nature (from an antiferromagnet to a spin glass to superconductor to metal), are not universal. We investigate the origin of these critical doping variations by measuring the in-plane oxygen hole density in the CuO layers as a function of the oxygen density in (Ca La)(BaLa)CuO. This is done using the oxygen 17 nuclear quadrupole resonance parameter . We compare compounds with and 0.4 which have significant critical variations and find that these variations can be explained by a change in the efficiency of hole injection into the orbital. This allows us to generate a unified phase diagram for the CLBLCO system across the entire doping range, with no adjustable parameters.
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