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Isotropic Pinning Enhancement: Comparison Between Spherical and Point Defects

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Soman, Arya A
Long, Nicholas J.
Wimbush, S. C.
Leveneur, Jerome
Kennedy, John
Notthoff, Christian
Kluth, Patrick
Rupich, Martin W
Strickland, N. M.

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Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE Inc)

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We have used silver-ion irradiation and proton irradiation to produce point-like and spherical defects in REBa2Cu3O7 coated conductors.We compare the resulting pinning landscape for optimized fluences and show that proton irradiation gives a slightly greater pinning enhancement at 20 K, but in the same samples silver irradiation gives significantly better pinning enhancement at 65 K. We attribute this to the relative sizes of the defects and to the distribution of defects resulting from the different ion collision rates

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IEEE Transactions on Applied Superconductivity

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2099-12-31
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