Coherently strained epitaxial YBaCuO films grown on NdGaO (110)
arXiv:1806.11375 · doi:10.1063/1.5037540
Abstract
YBaCuO is a good candidate to systematically study high-temperature superconductivity by nanoengineering using advanced epitaxy. An essential prerequisite for these studies are coherently strained YBaCuO thin films, which we present here using NdGaO (110) as a substrate. The films are coherent up to at least 100 nm thickness and have a critical temperature of 891 K. The and lattice parameters of the YBaCuO are matched to the in-plane lattice parameters of NdGaO (110), resulting in a large reduction of the orthorhombicity of the YBaCuO. These results imply that a large amount of structural disorder in the chain layers of YBaCuO is not detrimental to superconductivity.
arXiv commentAccepted for publication in Applied Physics Letters
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