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Bi2Sr2CaCu2O8+x Single Crystals
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In highly anisotropic layered cuprate superconductors such as Bi2Sr2CaCu2O8+x
material Josephson coupling is established between neighboring CuO2 double
layers at temperatures below the superconducting transition of the layers. Thus,
in a piece of cuprate single crystal these intrinsic Josephson junctions (IJJs)
are stacked in series. Studies on the IJJs provide valuable information on
important properties of the high-Tc materials, in both the superconducting and
the normal states. In this presentation I will focus especially on the surface
Josephson junction, which consists of surface CuO2 layer and the adjacent inner
CuO2 layer, in a small mesa formed on a crystal. The surface layer, which is in
direct contact with a thick normal-metallic (Au) electrode, exhibits depressed
superconductivity due to the proximity effect but not by any surface degradation
effect. Then, I will present the zero-crossing Shapiro steps observed in the
surface junction under radio-frequency (rf) irradiation (of several tens of GHz
range). Only the surface junction with weakened Josepshon coupling exhibits
stable zero-crossing current steps. Finally, I will present the rf response of
HgI2-intercalated Bi2Sr2CaCu2O8+x single crystals with weakened Josephson
coupling in all the intrinsic junctions rather than just the surface one, where
rf-induced fluxon motion was observed instead of the zero-crossing steps.
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