2014
DOI: 10.1140/epjb/e2014-50215-1
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Nonlinear conductivity in CaRuO3 thin films measured by short current pulses

Abstract: Metals near quantum critical points have been predicted to display universal out-of equilibrium behavior in the steady current-carrying state. We have studied the non-linear conductivity of high-quality CaRuO 3 thin films with residual resistivity ratio up to 57 using micro-second short, high-field current pulses at low temperatures. Even for the shortest pulses of 5 µs, Joule heating persists, making it impossible to observe a possible universal non-linearity. Much shorter pulses are needed for the investigat… Show more

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“…a thin films of CaRuO 3 , which may be located in close proximity of a ferromagnetic QCP, has been reported in Ref. [25]. In the static, long-wavelength limit, the spin susceptibility is found to obey [22] (…”
Section: T Eff For the Sdw Qcpmentioning
confidence: 86%
“…a thin films of CaRuO 3 , which may be located in close proximity of a ferromagnetic QCP, has been reported in Ref. [25]. In the static, long-wavelength limit, the spin susceptibility is found to obey [22] (…”
Section: T Eff For the Sdw Qcpmentioning
confidence: 86%