The nature of the phase transition in the cuprates as revealed by a magnetic field free stiffness meter
arXiv:1808.04820 · doi:10.1038/s41467-019-10480-x
Abstract
A new method to measure the superconducting stiffness tensor , without subjecting the sample to magnetic field, is applied to LaSrCuO (LSCO). The method is based on the London equation , where is the current density and is the vector potential. Using rotor free and measuring via the magnetic moment of superconducting rings, we extract at . The technique, named Stiffnessometer, is sensitive to very small stiffness, which translates to penetration depth on the order of a few millimeters. We apply this method to two different LSCO rings: one with the current running only in the CuO planes, and another where the current must cross planes. We find different transition temperatures for the two rings, namely, there is a temperature range with two dimensional stiffness. The Stiffnessometer results are accompanied by Low Energy SR measurements on the same sample to determine the stiffness anisotropy at .
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