Strong quantum fluctuation of vortices in the new superconductor MgB2
H. H. Wen, S. L. Li, Z. W. Zhao, Y. M. Ni, Z. A. Ren, G. C. Che, H. P. Yang, Z. Y. Liu, Z. X. Zhao
Abstract
By using transport and magnetic measurement, the upper critical field Hc2(T) and the irreversibility line Hirr(T) has been determined. A big separation between Hc2(0) and Hirr(0) has been found showing the existence of a quantum vortex liquid state induced by quantum fluctuation of vortices in the new superconductor MgB2. Further investigation on the magnetic relaxation shows that both the quantum tunneling and the thermally activated flux creep weakly depends on temperature. But when the melting field Hirr is approached, a drastic rising of the relaxation rate is observed. This may imply that the melting of the vortex matter at a finite temperature is also induced by the quantum fluctuation of vortices.
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