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12. Vortex imaging in Co-doped BaFe 2As 2

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Eskildsen, M.R., Vinnikov, L.Ya., Veshchunov, I.S., Artemova, T.M., Blasius, T.D., Densmore, J.M., Dewhurst, C.D., Ni, N., Kreyssig, A., Bud’ko, S.L., Canfield, P.C., and Goldman, A.I.

Published
2009
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14. Electronic properties of iron arsenic high temperature superconductors revealed by angle resolved photoemission spectroscopy (ARPES)

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Liu, Chang, Kondo, Takeshi, Palczewski, A.D., Samolyuk, G.D., Lee, Y., Tillman, M.E., Ni, Ni, Mun, E.D., Gordon, R., Santander-Syro, A.F., Bud’ko, S.L., McChesney, J.L., Rotenberg, E., Fedorov, A.V., Valla, T., Copie, O., Tanatar, M.A., Martin, C., Harmon, B.N., Canfield, P.C., Prozorov, R., Schmalian, J., and Kaminski, A.

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2009
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21. Nematic electronic structure in the 'parent' state of the iron-based superconductor Ca[([Fe.sub.1-x][Co.sub.x]).sub.2][As.sub.2]

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Chuang, T.-M., Allan, M.P., Lee, Jinho, Xie, Yang, Ni, Ni, Bud'ko, S.L., Boebinger, G.S., Canfield, P.C., and Davis, J.C.

Subjects
High temperature superconductors -- Chemical properties, High temperature superconductors -- Electric properties, High temperature superconductors -- Research, Cobalt -- Chemical properties, Cobalt -- Structure, Cobalt -- Research, Science and technology
Abstract

The mechanism of high-temperature superconductivity in the newly discovered iron-based superconductors is unresolved. We use spectroscopic imaging--scanning tunneling microscopy to study the electronic structure of a representative compound Ca[Fe.sub.1.94][Co.sub.0.06][As.sub.2] in the 'parent' state from which this superconductivity emerges. Static, unidirectional electronic nanostructures of dimension eight times the inter--iron-atom distance [a.sub.Fe-Fe] and aligned along the crystal a axis are observed. In contrast, the delocalized electronic states detectable by quasiparticle interference imaging are dispersive along the b axis only and are consistent with a nematic [[alpha].sub.2] band with an apparent band folding having wave vector [??] [congruent] [+ or -]2[pi]/[8a.sub.Fe-Fe] along the a axis. All these effects rotate through 90 degrees at orthorhombic twin boundaries, indicating that they are bulk properties. As none of these phenomena are expected merely due to crystal symmetry, underdoped ferropnictides may exhibit a more complex electronic nematic state than originally expected. 10.1126/science.1181083

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2010
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24. Six closely related Yb[T.sub.2][Zn.sub.20] (T = Fe, Co, Ru, Rh, Os, Ir) heavy fermion compounds with large local moment degeneracy

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Torikachvili, M.S., Jia, S., Mun, E.D., Hannahs, S.T., Black, R.C., Neils, W.K., Martien, Dinesh, Bud'ko, S.L., and Canfield, P.C.

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Science and technology
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Heavy fermion compounds represent one of the most strongly correlated forms of electronic matter and give rise to low temperature states that range from small moment ordering to exotic superconductivity, both of which are often in close proximity to quantum critical points. These strong electronic correlations are associated with the transfer of entropy from the local moment degrees of freedom to the conduction electrons, and, as such, are intimately related to the low temperature degeneracy of the (originally) moment bearing ion. Here we report the discovery of six closely related Yb-based heavy fermion compounds, Yb[T.sub.2][Zn.sub.20], that are members of the larger family of dilute rare earth bearing compounds: R[T.sub.2][Zn.sub.20] (T = Fe, Co, Ru, Rh, Os, Ir). This discovery doubles the total number of Yb-based heavy fermion materials. Given these compounds' dilute nature, systematic changes in T only weakly perturb the Yb site and allow for insight into the effects of degeneracy on the thermodynamic and transport properties of these model correlated electron systems. correlated electron | intermetallic compound

Published
2007

28. Bulk magnetization and nuclear magnetic resonance of magnetically purified silicates and their polymer-based nanocomposites

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Levin, E.M., Rawal, A., Bud'ko, S.L., Kracher, A., and Schmidt-Rohr, K.

Subjects
Nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy -- Usage, Silicates -- Magnetic properties, Magnetization -- Analysis, Physics
Abstract

The bulk magnetization and the (super 1)H and (super 29)Si nuclear-magnetic-resonance (NMR) spectra of two layered silicates, montmorillonite (MMT) and hectrorite (HCT), purified by high-gradient magnetic separation and of HCT-polymer nanocomposites are measured. Magnetically purified hectorite was used for preparing polymer HCT nanocomposites where the NMR spectra show increased signal-to-noise ratios.

Published
2005

36. Effect of Ni doping on vortex pinning in CaK(F e1-x N ix)4 A s4 single crystals

Author

Haberkorn, Nestor Fabian, Xu, M., Meier, W.R., Schmidt, Juan, Bud'Ko, S.L., and Canfield, P.C.

Subjects
purl.org/becyt/ford/1 [https], iron based superconductors, purl.org/becyt/ford/1.3 [https], vortex dynamics
Abstract

We study the correlation between chemical composition and vortex dynamics in Ni-doped CaK(Fe1-xNix)4As4 (x=0, 0.015, 0.025, 0.03, and 0.05) single crystals by performing measurements of the critical current densities Jc and the flux creep rates S. The magnetic relaxation of all the crystals is well described by the collective creep theory. The samples display a glassy exponent μ within the predictions for vortex bundles in a weak pinning scenario and relatively small characteristic pinning energy (U0

Published
2019

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