Magnetoresistance studies of homogenously disordered 3-dimensional NbN thin films

We present magnetoresistance studies on a series of homogenously disordered 3-dimensional NbN thin films with disorder ranging from the moderately clean limit (kFl~10.12) to the extremely dirty limit where the superconducting ground state is completely destroyed (kFl~0.42). We find that for samples...

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Hauptverfasser: Chand, Madhavi, Mondal, Mintu, Kumar, Sanjeev, Kamlapure, Anand, Saraswat, Garima, Chockalingam, S P, Jesudasan, John, Bagwe, Vivas, Tripathi, Vikram, Benfatto, Lara, Raychaudhuri, Pratap
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description We present magnetoresistance studies on a series of homogenously disordered 3-dimensional NbN thin films with disorder ranging from the moderately clean limit (kFl~10.12) to the extremely dirty limit where the superconducting ground state is completely destroyed (kFl~0.42). We find that for samples with kFl >1, the magnetoresistance is positive up to 12T and as disorder increases it decays more slowly with temperature. On the other hand, for samples with kFl
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Cooper pairs
Decay rate
Disorders
Ground state
Magnetoresistance
Magnetoresistivity
Niobium nitride
Physics
Superconductivity
Thin films
title Magnetoresistance studies of homogenously disordered 3-dimensional NbN thin films
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