Correlation between incoherent phase fluctuations and disorder in YPrBaCuO epitaxial films from Nernst effect measurements
arXiv:cond-mat/0703761 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.75.184509
Abstract
Measurements of Nernst effect, resistivity and Hall angle on epitaxial films of YPrBaCuO(Pr-YBCO, 00.4) are reported over a broad range of temperature and magnetic field. While the Hall and resistivity data suggest a broad pseudogap regime in accordance with earlier results, these first measurements of the Nernst effect on Pr-YBCO show a large signal above the superconducting transition temperature(T). This effect is attributed to vortex-like excitations in the phase incoherent condensate existing above T. A correlation between disorder and the width of the phase fluctuation regime has been established for the YBCO family of cuprates, which suggests a T110K for disorder-free YBaCuO.
arXiv comment5 pages, 6 figures
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