Phase separation at the magnetic-superconducting transition in LaYFeAsOF
arXiv:1209.6512 · doi:10.1002/pssb.201200767
Abstract
In this paper we report a detailed SR and {}F-NMR study of the LaYFeAsOF class of materials. Here, the diamagnetic LaY substitution increases chemical pressure and, accordingly, sizeably enhances the optimal superconducting transition temperature. We investigate the magnetic-superconducting phase transition by keeping the Y content constant () and by varying the F content in the range . Our results show how magnetism and superconductivity coexist for . Such coexistence is due to segregation of the two phases in macroscopic regions, resembling what was observed in LaFeAsOF materials under applied hydrostatic pressure. This scenario is qualitatively different from the nanoscopic coexistence of the two order parameters observed when La is fully substituted by magnetic rare-earth ions like Sm or Ce.
Proceedings of QCNP12 Conference
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