Abstract
We have measured the resistivity and Hall coefficient of (NCCO) thin films sequentially damaged by ion irradiation. The of the NCCO decreases linearly with residual resistivity and extrapolates to zero at results similar to Y-Ba-Cu-O. We suggest that the physical basis for this behavior in NCCO may be disorder effects in a homogeneous two-dimensional superconductor. Unusual behavior of the Hall coefficient gives further evidence that NCCO may be a two-carrier conductor.
- Received 9 March 1998
DOI:https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevB.58.8800
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