Zn doping of YBa sub(2)Cu sub(3)O sub(7) in melt textured materials: Peak effect and high trapped fields

The previously introduced modified melt crystallization process (MMCP) has been applied to prepare single grain YBCO bulk material with Zn partially substituting for Cu. Hole doping was controlled by an appropriate oxidizing treatment of the as-grown bulk. A field induced pinning was indicated by a...

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Hauptverfasser: Krabbes, G, Fuchs, G, Schaetzle, P, Gruss, S, Park, J W, Hardinghaus, F, Stoever, G, Hayn, R, Drechsler, S-L, Fahr, T
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