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Irreversibility curve and dissipative losses in YBaCO films

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Feb 1995 English Publisher:AIP PublishingJournal:Low Temperature Physics, volume 21, pages 152-158 (issn: 1063-777X, eissn: 1090-6517, Copyright policy )
Authors: V. A. Khokhlov; V. F. Drobot’ko;

doi: 10.1063/10.0033772

Irreversibility curve and dissipative losses in YBaCO films

Abstract

The susceptibility of polycrystalline and epitaxial YBCO films in weak exciting magnetic fields Hac = (0.1–1000) mOe is investigated by using the inductive technique. The behavior of their irreversibility curves (1-Tm/Tc) and the peak of dissipative losses is studied. Two characteristic fields H1* and H2* are observed for which the curves (1-Tm/Tc)(Hac) and χm″(Hac) change their slope. It is shown that the exponent in the equation (1-Tm/Tc)= αHacq depends on the type of weak bonds formed in the film during its growth.

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