Critical current density and vortex pinning in tetragonal FeSSe ()
arXiv:1605.09791 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.94.094506
Abstract
We report critical current density () in tetragonal FeS single crystals, similar to iron based superconductors with much higher superconducting critical temperatures ('s). The is enhanced 3 times by 6\% Se doping. We observe scaling of the normalized vortex pinning force as a function of reduced field at all temperatures. Vortex pinning in FeS and FeSSe shows contribution of core-normal surface-like pinning. Reduced temperature dependence of indicates that dominant interaction of vortex cores and pinning centers is via scattering of charge carriers with reduced mean free path (), in contrast to KFeSe where spatial variations in () prevails.
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