Growth of [110] LaSrMnO - YBaCuO heterostructures
arXiv:1201.5417 · doi:10.1063/1.2374692
Abstract
YBaCuO - LaSrMnO heterostructures of [110] orientation are grown to allow direct injection of spin polarized holes from the LaSrMnO into the CuO superconducting planes. The magnetic response of the structure at T T shows both diamagnetic and ferromagnetic moments with [001] direction as magnetic easy axis. While the superconducting transition temperature (T) of these structures is sharp (T 2.5 K), the critical current density (J) follows a dependence of the type with highly suppressed J ( A/cm) indicating strong pair breaking effects of the ferromagnetic boundary.
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