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[8a-N303-4]Magnetic Alignment of (Y1-xDyx)Ba2Cu3O7 under Rotating Magnetic Fields

〇Fumiko Kimura1, Futo Fukuyama1, K. G. P. P. Kahagalla1, Muhammad Afiq Ahmed1, Shigeru Horii1 (1.Kyoto University of Advanced Science)

Keywords:

Superconductor,magnetic alignment,rotating magnetic fields

YBa2Cu3O7 (Y123), which has a high critical temperature around 90 K, exhibits superconductivity at liquid nitrogen temperatures. This makes it advantageous in terms of cooling costs and highly promising for practical applications. REBa2Cu3O7 (RE123), where RE denotes a rare-earth element), including Y123, has a layered structure. To maintain high superconductivity across grain boundaries, alignment of the c-axis as well as orientation of the a- and b-axes is required. In this study, we attempted to align the magnetically hard axis using a rotating magnetic field and investigated the effect of varying Dy doping levels in Y123 on magnetic susceptibility anisotropy.