Preparation of Thin Crystals of FeTe1-xSx Using the Scotch-Tape Method

Abstract

We have investigated an applicability of the scotch-tape method to fabricating thin crystals of Fe chalcogenide FeTe1-xSx. Thin crystals with a typical thickness of 40 nm were expectedly left on a Si substrate. Thin films prepared using this process will develop both detailed studies on intrinsic nature of Fe-based superconductivity and application to superconducting devices.

arXiv commentaccepted for publication in Jpn. J. Appl. Phys. [ 9 pages, 2 figures ]

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