Phase diagram of pressure-induced high temperature superconductor LaNiO
arXiv:2408.04970 · doi:10.7566/JPSJ.94.013703
Abstract
We successfully synthesized samples of LaNiO (, , , , and ) and measured the resistance under extremely high pressures using a diamond anvil cell to establish the electronic phase diagram. A Mott insulating state appears at , where all Ni ions are divalent. With increasing oxygen content, superconductivity appears at and higher, above approximately 25 GPa, passing through Anderson localization at . The superconducting transition temperature decreases with increasing pressures for both and , with the pressure dependence of being much stronger in the latter than in the former.
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