Charge compensation and optimal stoichiometry in superconducting (CaLa)(BaLa)CuO
arXiv:1211.1298 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.86.144533
Abstract
The superconductive and magnetic properties of chargecompensated (CaLa)(BaLa)CuO (normally denoted as CLBLCO) are considered through quantitative examination of data for electrical resistivity, magnetic susceptibility, transition width, muonspin rotation, xray absorption, and crystal structure. A derivative of LaBaCuO, cation doping of this unique tetragonal cuprate is constrained by compensating La substitution for Ba with Ca substitution for La, where for 0 {\le} x {\le} 0.5 local maxima in T occur for y near 7.15. It is shown that optimum superconductivity occurs for 0.4 {\le} x {\le} 0.5, that the superconductivity and magnetism observed are nonsymbiotic phenomena, and that chargecompensated doping leaves the carrier density in the cuprate planes nearly invariant with x, implying that only a small fraction of superconducting condensate resides therein. Applying a model of electronic interactions between physically separated charges in adjacent layers, the mean in-plane spacing between interacting charges, {\ell} = 7.1206 Å, and the distance between interacting layers, ζ = 2.1297 Å, are determined for x = 0.45. The theoretical optimal T {\propto} {\ell}ζ of 82.3 K is in excellent agreement with experiment ({\approx} 80.5 K), bringing the number of compounds for which T is accurately predicted to 37 from six different superconductor families (overall accuracy of {\pm}1.35 K).
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