Effects of Swift Particle Irradiations in (Ba,K)Fe$_{2}$As$_{2}$
ORAL
Abstract
Iron-based superconductors are believed to be good candidates for practical applications at high fields. Knowledge of the pinning mechanism of vortices is essential to achieve a large critical current density at high fields. Irradiations of swift particles are established way to introduce defects that pin vortices under the action of Lorentz force due to large current. We have systematically investigated the effect of swift particle irradiations in high-quality (Ba,K)Fe$_{2}$As$_{2}$ single crystals. We compare effects of different particles with different energies and densities, and discuss the origin of various features of the critical current density under magnetic field.
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Authors
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Tsuyoshi Tamegai
The University of Tokyo
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Toshihiro Taen
The University of Tokyo
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Fumiaki Ohtake
The University of Tokyo
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Yue Sun
The University of Tokyo
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Sunseng Pyon
The University of Tokyo
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Masataka Morimoto
The University of Tokyo
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Satoru Okayasu
Japan Atomic Energy Agency
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Hisashi Kitamura
National Institute of Radiological Sciences