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Effect of ion-irradiation and annealing on superconductive property of PLD prepared YBCO tapes

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In this paper, the effect of ion-irradiation on superconductive properties of YBCO tapes was investigated for the effective condition which enhances the superconductivity of the tapes.
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PLD (pulsed laser deposition) prepared YBCO tapes were irradiated by 450 MeV Xe 23+ or 500 MeV Au 31+ ions with irradiation fluence from 1.0 × 10 10 to 1.0 × 10 12  ions/cm 2 to investigate for the effective condition which enhances J c . As a result of ion-irradiation, we observed the enhancement of J c especially at high applied magnetic field in 77 K. It was also shown that T c decreased with irradiation fluence. These changes of superconductive properties were found to depend on the kind of the ion and the energy. We also studied post-annealing effect on the irradiated tapes. After the ion-irradiation, the samples were annealed at the temperature of 473 K or 673 K in the oxygen atmosphere for 2 h and then quenched. From the post-annealing experiments, we concluded that the post-annealing was a good way to recover T c without decreasing J c .

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Structures and effects of radiation damage in cuprate superconductors irradiated with several-hundred-MeV heavy ions

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Experimental test of the postulate that continuous columnar pinning centers produce the highest Jc

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