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Ion beam mixing to produce disordered AlSi superconducting alloys
Multilayered Al/Si films were bombarded with Ar ions at LHe temperature and superconducting transition temperature T c was measured in situ. The highest T c thus obtained was 7.53 K. The systematic studies on samples with different compositions suggest that ion induced disorder might be the main rea...
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description | Multilayered Al/Si films were bombarded with Ar ions at LHe temperature and superconducting transition temperature
T
c
was measured
in situ. The highest
T
c
thus obtained was 7.53 K. The systematic studies on samples with different compositions suggest that ion induced disorder might be the main reason for
T
c
enhancement in these AlSi alloys. |
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