A Precise Measurement of the Oxygen Isotope Effect on the Néel temperature in Cuprates

Physics – Condensed Matter – Superconductivity

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To be published in "Advances in Condensed Matter Physics"

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A limiting factor in the ability to interpret isotope effect measurements in cuprates is the absence of sufficiently accurate data for the whole phase diagram; there is precise data for Tc, but not for the antiferromagnetic transition temperature T_N. Extreme sensitivity of T_N to small changes in the amount of oxygen in the sample is the major problem. This problem is solved here by using the novel compound (Ca 0.1 La 0.9)(Ba 1.65 La 0.35)Cu 3 O y for which there is a region where T_N is independent of oxygen doping. Meticulous measurements of T_N for samples with oxygen 16 and oxygen 18 find the absence of an oxygen isotope effect on T_N with unprecedented accuracy. A possible interpretation of our finding and existing data is that isotope substitution affects the normal state charge carrier density.

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