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Analysis of Resistive Superconducting Transition of a (Tl_{0.6}Pb_{0.24}Bi_{0.16})(Ba_{0.1}Sr_{0.9})_2Ca_2Cu_3O_{y} Film

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Woch W., Chrobak M., Kołodziejczyk A.
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issue 2
389-392
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In this paper we analyze the resistive transition as a function of both the temperature and the dc applied magnetic field. We use the two models: first, based on the Ambegaokar and Halperin theory that describes the resistive transitions by the modified Bessel function and second, based on the Anderson and Kim theory represented by the exponential formula. The fits of the models to experimental results show that the freezing into superconducting vortex-glass phase takes place at the same temperature that does not practically depend on the applied magnetic field.
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Study of Resistive Superconducting Transition of Bulk (Bi_{0.6}Pb_{0.4})_2Sr_2Ca_2Cu_{3}O_{x}

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Woch W., Chrobak M., Zalecki R., Kołodziejczyk A.
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vol. 126
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issue 1
328-329
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The temperature widths of the resistive transition as well as the thermal fluctuations of bulk (Bi_{0.6}Pb_{0.4})_2Sr_2Ca_2Cu_{3}O_{x} superconductor with T_{c,50%} = 107.1 K were studied. The applied magnetic field widens the resistive transition according to the following formula: ΔT = CH^{m} + ΔT_{0}. The value of exponent m = 0.44 suggests that there is strong pining of vortices, especially at lower temperatures. The critical exponents λ of the conductivity were calculated using the following equation: Δσ = Kε^{-λ}, with the λ_1 = 1.75 close to the zero critical temperature and λ_2 = 3.77 at higher temperatures. These values were discussed within the available theoretical models.
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Resistance and AC Susceptibility of YBCO 1:2:3 Films on Silver Substrates

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Zalecki R., Woch W., Chrobak M., Kołodziejczyk A.
Acta Physica Polonica A
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2012
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vol. 121
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issue 4
850-853
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The YBa_{2}Cu_{3}O_{δ} films were obtained directly on the polished silver substrates by the sedimentation process. Thickness of these films is of the order of several tens micrometers. The temperature dependences of the resistance and the AC susceptibility of the films were measured and analyzed. The critical temperatures of these specimens vary from 89 K to 91 K and they do not depend on the annealing temperatures. The critical currents were calculated from AC susceptibility measurements using the Bean's model.
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Thermal Fluctuations of Bismuth Based 1G Tape

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Chrobak M., Woch W., Zalecki R., Kołodziejczyk A.
Acta Physica Polonica A
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2015
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vol. 127
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issue 2
306-308
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The thermal fluctuations of bismuth based commercial 1G tape were studied near the critical temperature T_{c}=110.2 K. The detailed analysis of the temperature dependence of resistivity measurements was made in the temperature region from the zero resistance critical temperature up to 300 K. The thermal fluctuations of conductivity were analysed using the Aslamazov-Larkin microscopic approach and the critical exponents were calculated close to the transition temperature.
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Thermal Fluctuations of (Tl_{0.5}Pb_{0.5})Sr_2(Ca_{0.9}Gd_{0.1})Cu_2O_{z} Bulk Superconductor

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Woch W., Chrobak M., Kołodziejczyk A., Gritzner G.
Acta Physica Polonica A
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2012
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vol. 121
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issue 5-6
1059-1062
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We report on the critical fluctuations from the magnetoresistance measurements in polycrystalline (Tl_{0.5}Pb_{0.5})Sr_2(Ca_{0.9}Gd_{0.1})Cu_2O_{z} superconductor. The critical exponents have been calculated above the critical temperature T_{c} as well as in the temperatures interval close to the zero resistance critical temperature. Above T_{c} only Gaussian fluctuations have been observed in a three-dimensional fluctuating system. Additionally, far above T_{c} the applied magnetic field induces the crossover from 3D to 2D fluctuating system. At the temperatures range close to the zero critical temperature the properties of the weak links are dominating and the fluctuating phase in each grain becomes long-range ordered as a consequence of the activation of weak links between grains.
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Critical Currents of Bismuth 1G Tape

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Woch W., Zalecki R., Chrobak M., Kołodziejczyk A.
Acta Physica Polonica A
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2015
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vol. 127
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issue 2
315-317
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The critical currents of commercial bismuth based superconducting tape were determined in the two ways. In the first one the transport critical current density was measured by the four points method using the dc current power supply at the liquid nitrogen temperature. In the second one the critical current densities were obtained from the absorption part of ac susceptibility measurements using the Bean model near the critical temperature. The temperature dependence of the critical current densities was fitted to take advantage of the Ginzburg-Landau strong-coupling limit approach. Using the fit parameters the critical current density at 77 K was calculated. The critical temperature of this tape (T_{c}= 110.5 K) was determined from the ac susceptibility measurements.
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AC Susceptibility of YBCO 1:2:3 Films on Silver Substrates

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Zalecki R., Woch W., Chrobak M., Kołodziejczyk A.
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vol. 126
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issue 4a
A-13-A-16
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The YBa_2Cu_3O_δ films were obtained directly on silver substrates by the sedimentation processes. The thicknesses of these films are of the order of several tens μ. The temperature dependences of the AC susceptibility of the films were measured and analyzed. The critical temperatures of these specimens obtained from the dispersion part of AC susceptibility vary from 89.2 K to 92.5 K. The critical currents were calculated from the absorption part of AC susceptibility using the Bean model. The temperature dependences of the critical currents were fitted using the Ginzburg-Landau strong coupling limit approach.
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Penetration Depth of Magnetic Field into YBa₂Cu₃Oₓ Film on Polycrystalline Ag Substrate

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Zalecki R., Woch W., Chrobak M., Kołodziejczyk A.
Acta Physica Polonica A
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2015
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vol. 127
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issue 2
272-274
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The magnetic field penetration depth into YBa₂Cu₃Oₓ film on polycrystalline Ag substrate with the critical temperature of 90.4 K was determined from the AC susceptibility measurements. The 95 μm thick YBCO film was deposited directly on Ag substrate by the sedimentation process. When the sample is in the Meissner state, the dispersive component of the AC susceptibility as well as its temperature dependence reflects the changes of the penetration depth with the temperature. The penetration depth of this film is found to be 5.4 μm.
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Study of Resistive Superconducting Transition of Thallium Based Superconductors

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Woch W., Zalecki R., Chrobak M., Kołodziejczyk A., Gritzner G.
Acta Physica Polonica A
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2012
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vol. 121
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issue 4
789-795
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A width and shape of resistive transition as well as thermal fluctuations of the thallium based superconductors were analyzed theoretically. The applied magnetic field widens the resistive transition according to the following formula: ΔT=CH^{m}+ΔT_{0}. The exponent m fluctuates around 2/3 and depends on vortex structure and strength of the pinning force. The shape of the resistive transition was fitted by two models: the first one based on Ambegaokar-Halperin theory and the other one based on Anderson-Kim theory expressed by the exponential formula. Critical fluctuations were analyzed on the basis of magnetoresistance measurements results. The critical exponents have been calculated above the critical temperature T_{c} as well as for temperatures close to the zero resistance critical temperature.
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Thermal Fluctuations in YBCO Thin Film on MgO Substrate

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Chrobak M., Woch W., Szwachta G., Zalecki R., Gondek Ł., Kołodziejczyk A., Kusiński J.
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The c-axis orientation YBa_2Cu_3O_δ thin film was prepared directly on MgO substrate by the pulse laser deposition. The thickness of the film was 170 nm. The superconducting critical temperature was T_{c50%}=89 K and the width of superconducting transition was Δ T= 1.6 K. Temperature dependence of the critical current of the film was obtained from the temperature dependences of the imaginary part of the AC susceptibility using the Bean model. The critical current density was J_{c}=1.2×10^7 A/cm^{2} at 77 K in the self field. The critical exponents were calculated for several values of the DC applied magnetic field using the temperature dependences of magnetoresistivity. The thermal fluctuations in vicinity of the critical temperature were analysed.
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Magnetoresistance Study of c-Axis Oriented YBCO Thin Film

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Chrobak M., Woch W., Kowalik M., Zalecki R., Giebułtowski M., Przewoźnik J., Kapusta C., Szwachta G.
Acta Physica Polonica A
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2017
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vol. 131
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issue 4
1018-1020
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The c-axis orientation YBa₂Cu₃O_δ thin film was prepared directly on MgO substrate by the pulse laser deposition. The thickness of the film is 170 nm. The superconducting critical temperature is T_{c50%}=87.5 K and the width of superconducting transition is ΔT = 1.8 K. The temperature dependences of magnetoresistance were measured up to 90 kOe. The widths of the transition to the superconducting state versus applied magnetic field were derived and they were fitted using the formula: Δ T=CH^m +Δ T₀. The irreversibility fields as a function of temperature were obtained and fitted by the de Almeida and Thouless-like equation: H_{irr}=H_{irr0}(1-T/T_{c0})^n. The irreversibility field at the liquid nitrogen temperature was calculated and it is H_{irr}=43.8 kOe when the applied magnetic field is parallel to the c-axis.
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