Abrupt Change of Josephson Plasma Frequency at the Phase Boundary of the Bragg Glass in Bi2Sr2CaCu2O8+δ
M. B. Gaifullin, Yuji Matsuda, N. Chikumoto, J. Shimoyama, K. Kishio
Abstract
We report the first detailed and quantitative study of the Josephson coupling energy in the vortex liquid, Bragg glass and vortex glass phases of Bi2Sr2CaCu2O8+δ by the Josephson plasma resonance. The measurements revealed distinct features in the T- and H-dependencies of the plasma frequency ωpl for each of these three vortex phases. When going across either the Bragg-to-vortex glass or the Bragg-to-liquid transition line, ωpl shows a dramatic change. We provide a quantitative discussion on the properties of these phase transitions, including the first order nature of the Bragg-to-vortex glass transition.
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