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Upper critical field and effective pinning energy in FeSe0.94-xSx single crystals
We investigated the crystal structure and superconductivity in the FeSe0.94-xSx (x = 0, 0.1) single crystals. Two distinct phases have been detected in both the FeSe0.94 and FeSe0.84S0.1 samples. The critical temperatures and upper critical field were obtained from the temperature dependence of resistivity curves under different magnetic fields. The transport properties of FeSe0.94 and FeSe0.84S0.1 in the mixed state were investigated. The relation between the effective pinning energy U0 and magnetic field was derived within the framework of the thermally activated flux motion model. A power-law relation U0 ∼H−α was observed in the U0 (H) for FeSe0.84S0.1, which shows a crossover behavior around 4 T attributed to different pinning mechanisms. It is demonstrated that S doping significantly influences the critical temperature, effective pinning energy, and upper critical field.
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