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Superconductor Core Effect of the Body Centered Orthorhombic Nanolattice Structure

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In this paper, we investigate the magnetization and susceptibility behaviors of the antiferromagnetic YBCO-7 superconductor within the effective field theory. Since the crystal structure of the YBCO-7 is orthorhombic, we consider the body-centered orthorhombic nanolattice structure (BCOLS) for the theoretical calculation. We find that the core of the BCOLS exhibits superconductivity hysteresis behavior. This behavior of the core is in good agreement with the experimental hysteresis results of orthorhombic YBa2Cu3O7(YBCO-7) superconductor. Hence, the core of the BCOLS behaves as a superconductor. This superconductivity hysteresis behavior of the core causes a fluctuation on the hysteresis curves and secondary susceptibility peak on the total antiferromagnetic BCOLS. We call this effect “type II superconductor core effect (SCE).” Moreover, the superconductivity states of the core were obtained. The susceptibility of the core of the BCOLS has two peaks at the critical field points. The primary susceptibility peak appears at H c1 and defines the region of the Meissner state (H < H c1) of the core. The secondary susceptibility peak appears at H c2 and defines the region of the vortex state (H c1 < H < H c2) of the core. For the H > H c2, the core has a normal state. Therefore, the susceptibility peaks of the BCOLS define the regions of its superconducting states.

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Şarlı, N. Superconductor Core Effect of the Body Centered Orthorhombic Nanolattice Structure. J Supercond Nov Magn 28, 2355–2363 (2015). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10948-015-3061-2

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