1994
DOI: 10.1016/0038-1098(94)90486-3
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Angular dependence of the critical current density for epitaxial YBa2Cu3O7-σ thin film

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“…The anisotropic behaviour of the nanocomposite films can be characterized by a field-independent anisotropy parameter γ eff when the anisotropic Ginzburg-Landau (AGL) scaling behaviour of J c (,H) at fixed temperatures is studied. As proposed by Blatter et al 70 and applied to REBCO films 68,71,72 38,40,41,66,68 . The origin of this reduction in γ eff by the addition of nanoparticles has been associated to isotropic nanostrain and a novel depairing mechanism related to tensile strain fields in defects formed around the nanoparticles (especially in CSD-grown films) 37,38,74 .…”
Section: 3mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The anisotropic behaviour of the nanocomposite films can be characterized by a field-independent anisotropy parameter γ eff when the anisotropic Ginzburg-Landau (AGL) scaling behaviour of J c (,H) at fixed temperatures is studied. As proposed by Blatter et al 70 and applied to REBCO films 68,71,72 38,40,41,66,68 . The origin of this reduction in γ eff by the addition of nanoparticles has been associated to isotropic nanostrain and a novel depairing mechanism related to tensile strain fields in defects formed around the nanoparticles (especially in CSD-grown films) 37,38,74 .…”
Section: 3mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In order to fully overcome this issue by engineering appropriate defect structures, we need first to understand the origin of the J c (θ) dependence. Remarkably, no consensus model of J c (θ) exists, highlighting the general weakness in established models of J c to reproduce the phenomenology of critical currents.One proposed origin of at least some of the features of J c (θ) gaining momentum has been the electronic mass anisotropy of the materials [4][5][6][7]. However, the physical link between this intrinsic material anisotropy and (extrinsic) properties such as J c has not been made clear.…”
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“…One proposed origin of at least some of the features of J c (θ) gaining momentum has been the electronic mass anisotropy of the materials [4][5][6][7]. However, the physical link between this intrinsic material anisotropy and (extrinsic) properties such as J c has not been made clear.…”
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“…That pϭ0.22 implies the coexistence of various categories of pinning centers for such a configuration. Moreover, the relation exhibits two sections with distinct slopes at 75 K, showing that a crossover of collective pinning from a nonlocal to a local regime occurs near Hϭ1.3 T at 75 K. 23 In order to clarify the behavior of the relation h p (1 Ϫh) q /J c vs H at 63 K, the data at 63 K are replotted in the inset of Fig. 4͑a͒.…”
Section: Comparison Of the Critical State Model With Experimental mentioning
confidence: 99%