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Electrical manipulation of oxygen stoichiometry in multiterminal YBaCuO junctions
Daniel Stoffels, Caio C. Quaglio-Gomes, Nicolas Lejeune +7
Local manipulation of oxygen stoichiometry offers a route to control the electronic properties of complex oxides, yet the selective modification of individual current-carrying bran…
Probing Electromigration of Oxygen Vacancies in YBaCuO Devices by Multimodal X-ray Techniques
Caio C. Quaglio-Gomes, Stefan Marinković, Elijah A. Abbey +5
Control of oxygen vacancies by electrical currents in complex oxides such as YBaCuO (YBCO) has attracted considerable interest due to the relative simplicity of its…
Maximum limit of connectivity in rectangular superconducting films with an oblique weak link
F. Colauto, D. Carmo, A. M. H. de Andrade +3
A method for measuring the electrical connectivity between parts of a rectangular superconductor was developed for weak links making an arbitrary angle with the long side of the sa…
Bridging Superconductors with UN Development Goals: Perspectives and Applications
Edimar A. S. Duran, Alfonso Pulgar, Rodolfo Izquierdo +4
Superconductors exhibit remarkable properties such as zero resistivity and diamagnetism at the boiling temperature of liquid hydrogen (20 K) and even aboven the boiling temperature…
Using quantitative magneto-optical imaging to reveal why the ac susceptibility of superconducting films is history-independent
Davi A. D. Chaves, J. C. Corsaletti Filho, E. A. Abbey +7
Measurements of the temperature-dependent ac magnetic susceptibility of superconducting films reveal reversible responses, i.e., irrespective of the magnetic and thermal history of…
Magnetic field-induced weak-to-strong-link transformation in patterned superconducting films
D. A. D. Chaves, M. I. Valerio-Cuadros, L. Jiang +11
Ubiquitous in most superconducting materials and a common result of nanofabrication processes, weak-links are known for their limiting effects on the transport of electric currents…