Presentation Information
[8p-N404-8]Strain Effects on the Electronic State in the Bilayer Nickelate Thin Film of
La3-xPrxNi2O7-δ
〇Kota Morita1, Hirotaka Okabe2, Jumpei G. Nakamura2, Hideki Kuwahara1, Ryosuke Kadono2, Tadashi Adachi1 (1.Sophia Univ., 2.KEK-IMSS)
Keywords:
Bilayer nickelate,Strain effect,Pulsed laser deposition
To investigate the relationship between strain and physical properties in La3-xPrxNi2O7-δ, which exhibits superconductivity under an in-plane compressive strain of approximately 2%, we fabricated thin films of La3-xPrxNi2O7-δ (x = 0) on LaAlO3 (LAO, ε ~ +1.2 %) and (LaAlO3)0.3-(SrAl0.5Ta0.5O3)0.7 (LSAT, ε ~ -1 %) substrates using pulsed laser deposition (PLD). Electrical resistivity measurements revealed a semiconducting behavior on LSAT (tensile strain), whereas metallic behavior was observed on LAO (compressive strain). These results suggest that the in-plane compressive strain imposed by the substrate enhances electrical conductivity. This indicates that in-plane compressive strain may play a role equivalent to hydrostatic pressure in bulk samples.