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Comment on `Intrinsic tunnelling spectroscopy of BiSrCaCuO: The junction-size dependence of self-heating'[Phys.Rev.B 73, 224501 (2006)]
V. N. Zavaritsky
The recent PRB 73, 224501 (2006) henceforth referred as Ref.\cite{0} asserts that self-heating decreases with sample area reduction and claims to identify the intrinsic cause of IT…
Reply to comment on "Essence of intrinsic tunnelling: Distinguishing intrinsic features from artefacts
V. N. Zavaritsky
The recent PRB, henceforth referred as Ref.[1], experimentally resolves the intrinsic shape of the c-axis current-voltage characteristics (IVC) of HTSC and demonstrates that at suf…
Comment on "Single intrinsic Josephson junction with double-sided fabrication technique" by You et al [Appl. Phys. Lett. 88, 222501 (2006)]
V. N. Zavaritsky
In a recent letter, henceforth referred to as Ref.[1], You et al postulate that Bi2212 factually represents a series array of SIS junctions and claim that the nonlinear current-vol…
The "normal" state of superconducting cuprates might really be normal after all
V. N. Zavaritsky, A. S. Alexandrov
High magnetic field studies of cuprate superconductors revealed a non-BCS temperature dependence of the upper critical field determined resistively by several groups. T…
What does intrinsic tunnelling spectroscopy really examine?
V. N. Zavaritsky
The out-of-plane current-voltage (I-V) characteristics of Bi2212 are studied in experimental environments of different heat transfer efficiency, allowing practical separation of in…
How normal is the "normal" state of superconducting cuprates?
V. N. Zavaritsky, A. S. Alexandrov
High magnetic field studies of the cuprate superconductors revealed a non-BCS temperature dependence of the upper critical field determined resistively by several group…