Influence of electron irradiation on fluctuation conductivity and pseudogap in single crystals
arXiv:2209.14636 · doi:10.1063/10.0013294
Abstract
The effect of electron irradiation with the energy of 2.5 MeV on the temperature dependences of the resistivity of an optimally doped single crystal has been studied. The temperature dependences of both fluctuation conductivity and the pseudogap on irradiation dose have been calculated within the local pair model. Here we show that with an increase in , the value of increases linearly, while decreases linearly. Concurrently, the value of increases nonlinearly, demonstrating a feature for = 4.3 10 e/, which is also observed in the number of other dose-dependent parameters.Regardless of the irradiation dose, in the temperature range from up to , obeys the classical fluctuation theories of AslamazovLarkin and MakiThompson, demonstrating 3D2D crossover with increasing temperature. The crossover temperature makes it possible to determine the coherence length along the -axis, , which increases by times under irradiation. Furthermore, the range of superconducting fluctuations above also noticeably increases.At = 0, the dependence typical for single crystals containing pronounced twin boundaries is observed with a maximum at ~ 120 K and a distinct minimum at . It was determined for the first time that at = 4.3 10 the shape of changes strongly and becomes the same as in optimally doped single crystals with a very low pseudogap opening temperature and noticeably reduced , while at there are no singularities.
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