Linear Temperature Variation of the Penetration Depth in YBCO Thin Films
arXiv:cond-mat/9504062 · doi:10.1209/epl/i1996-00314-9
Abstract
We have measured the penetration depth on thin films from transmission at 120, 330 and 510~GHz, between 5 and 50~K. Our data yield simultaneously the absolute value and the temperature dependence of . In high quality films exhibits the same linear temperature dependence as single crystals, showing its intrinsic nature, and . In a lower quality one, the more usual dependence is found, and . This suggests that the variation is of extrinsic origin. Our results put the -wave like interpretation in a much better position.
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