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Electronic properties and critical current densities of superconducting (Y1Ba2Cu3O6.9)1-xAgx compounds

Helmuth Berger, Davor Pavuna
1988
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The authors present electronic properties and critical current densities (jc at 4.2 K, up to 18 T) of (Y1Ba2Cu3O6.9)1-xAgx compounds in which silver fills the intergranular space without reducing Tc which remains at ~92 K. Normal state resistance is decreased by two orders of magnitude by addition of 50 wt.% Ag (Tc=87 K) and samples exhibit improved contact resistance and resistance to water. jc estimated from magnetisation attains almost 105 Acm-2 (4.2 K, H=0) and is practically unchanged by presence of 10 wt.% Ag but depends on sample preparation

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Helmuth Berger, Davor Pavuna
1988
Journal Articles

Abstract

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/061a58c4-fda7-4fa9-bc31-53fa8712c044

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