Stabilizing and Tuning Superconductivity in LaNiO Films: Oxygen Recycling Protocol Reveals Hole-Doping Analogue
arXiv:2508.11581 · doi:10.1103/h9ls-y4s7
Abstract
The recent achievement of superconductivity in LaNiO with transition temperatures exceeding 40 K in thin films under compressive strain and 80 K in bulk crystals under high pressure opens new avenues for research on high-temperature superconductivity. The realization of superconductivity in thin films requires delicate control of growth conditions, which presents significant challenges in the synthesis process. Furthermore, the stability of superconducting LaNiO films is compromised by oxygen loss, which complicates their characterization. We introduce an effective recycling protocol that involves oxygen removal in a precursor phase followed by ozone-assisted annealing, which restores superconducting properties. By tuning the oxygen content, we construct an electronic phase diagram that highlights oxygen addition as a potential analogue to hole doping via La substitution with Sr, providing insights into the doping mechanism and guiding future material optimization.
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