Measurements of trapped magnetic field in single crystal of CaKFe<sub>4</sub>As<sub>4</sub> superconductor
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Abstract
CaKFe4As4 is a stoichiometric iron-based superconductor with a Tc of ~35 K. [A. Iyo, et al., JACS 138, 3410 (2016).] It can be grown in single crystal form [W. R. Meier, et al, PRB 94, 064501 (2016); PR Mat. 1, 013401 (2017)] with well defined and moderate pinning of vortices [A. Fente, et al., PRB 97, 134501 (2018); N. Haberkorn, et al., PRB 100, 064524 (2019)]. This combination of properties make CaKFe4As4 an ideal system for the study of trapped magnetic flux. Inspired by a recent work in high Tc superhydrides under megabar pressures [V. Minkov, et al., arXiv:2206.14108] we performed comprehensive, anisotropic measurements of trapped magnetic field in CaKFe4As4 at ambient pressure. We will present the results of the measurements and analysis of obtained superconducting parameters of CaKFe4As4 together with a discussion of the advantages of the method and possible artifacts in such measurements.
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Presenters
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Sergey L Budko
Iowa State University, Ames National Laboratory/Iowa State University
Authors
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Sergey L Budko
Iowa State University, Ames National Laboratory/Iowa State University
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Mingyu Xu
Iowa State University
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Paul C Canfield
Iowa State University, Ames National Laboratory, Ames National Laboratory/Iowa State University