Re-entrance of resistivity due to the interplay of superconductivity and magnetism in $\ce{Eu_{0.73}Ca_{0.27}(Fe_{0.87}Co_{0.13})2As2}$
arXiv:2309.04308 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.109.014509
Abstract
By simultaneous Co and Ca-doping we were able to obtain an $\ce{EuFe2As2}$-based compound with superconductivity appearing above the antiferromagnetic order of $\ce{Eu^{2+}}$ magnetic moments. However, as soon as the antiferromagnetic order appears a re-entrance behavior is observed \textemdash{} instead of zero resistivity and diamagnetic signal down to the temperature of \unit[2]{K}. By investigating magnetization, ac susceptibility and electrical transport properties of $\ce{Eu_{0.73}Ca_{0.27}(Fe_{0.87}Co_{0.13})2As2}$ and comparing them to previously studied Mössbauer effect and neutron scattering measurements of this and similar compounds an explanation of such behavior is proposed.
Main paper of 9 pages with 11 figures with Supplementary Materials (6 pages with 10 figures)
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