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Jetp Letters | 2013

Quantum oscillations in heavily doped bismuth chalcogenides

M. V. Golubkov; Yu. I. Gorina; G. A. Kalyuzhnaya; D. A. Knyazev; T. A. Romanova; V. V. Rodin; A. V. Sadakov; N. N. Sentyurina; V. A. Stepanov; S. G. Chernook; S. I. Vedeneev

The observation of Shubnikov-de Haas and Hall oscillations in high-quality Bi2 − xCuxSe3 single crystals is reported. Measurements carried out upon rotating the samples with respect to the magnetic field demonstrate that the oscillations originate from two-dimensional surface states in three-dimensional single crystals and are determined only by the perpendicular component of the magnetic field.


Crystallography Reports | 2012

Growth and structure of superconducting FeSe crystals

J. I. Gorina; G. A. Kaluzhnaya; M. V. Golubkov; V. V. Rodin; N. N. Sentjurina; S. G. Chernook

Superconducting crystals of iron selenide FeSe are grown and their phase and elemental compositions are studied. The structural analysis of individual FeSe1 − x crystals showed the coexistence of two phases in this compound. The resistivities and magnetic susceptibilities of the crystals are investigated.


Crystallography Reports | 2014

Growth, structure, and some transport properties of topological insulators based on bismuth chalcogenide single crystals

M. V. Golubkov; J. I. Gorina; G. A. Kaljuzhnaia; V. V. Rodin; T. A. Romanova; N. N. Sentjurina; S. G. Chernook

Single crystals of topological insulators—bismuth chalcogenides Bi2Te3, Bi2 − xSnxTe3, Bi2Se3, and Bi2 − xCuxSe3 with different charge-carrier densities—are grown by the modified Bridgman method. Their composition and structure are investigated and temperature dependences of the electric resistance and magnetic field dependences of the Hall voltage are obtained.


Crystallography Reports | 2011

Structure and superconductivity of layered oxycarbonate Bi2Sr4Cu2CO3O8 crystals

J. I. Gorina; G. A. Kaljuzhnaia; M. V. Golubkov; V. V. Rodin; N. N. Sentjurina; V. A. Stepanov; S. G. Chernook

A complex study of the elemental composition, structure, and superconducting properties of single crystals of layered oxycarbonate Bi2Sr4Cu2CO3O8 has been performed taking into consideration the growth and postgrowth annealing conditions.


Crystallography Reports | 2010

Growth and properties of layered oxycarbonate Bi2Sr4Cu2CO3O8 single crystals

J. I. Gorina; G. A. Kaljuzhnaya; M. V. Golubkov; V. V. Rodin; N. N. Sentjurina; V. A. Stepanov; S. G. Chernook; O. E. Omel’yanovskii; A. V. Sadakov

Layered oxycarbonate Bi2Sr4Cu2CO3O8 single crystals have been obtained for the first time by free growth in closed vapor-phase cavities. The morphology, structure, composition, and superconducting properties of these crystals have been investigated.


Journal of Surface Investigation-x-ray Synchrotron and Neutron Techniques | 2008

Dependence of superconducting properties of underdoped Bi-2201 single crystals on the charge composition and growth conditions in gas-filled cavities

Yu. I. Gorina; G. A. Kalyuzhnaya; V. V. Rodin; N. N. Sentyurina; V. A. Stepanov; S. G. Chernook

High-quality Bi2 + xSr2 − yCuO6 + δ (Bi-2201) single crystals with the ratio Bi/Sr = 1.4–2.0 were grown by the free growth method in gas-filled cavities in KCl solution-melt in a range of doping levels, which provides variation in superconducting properties from insulators to optimally doped crystals. The charge composition Bi : Sr : Cu = 1.7 : 2.3 : 2.5 with excess Sr and Cu and synthesis conditions provided growth cavity formation in the KCl solution at the crystal growth stage. Lamellar single crystals and whiskers were grown under quasi-equilibrium conditions of lowered growth temperatures and partial oxygen pressure, achieved in closed gas-filled cavities.


Physics of the Solid State | 2017

Two-band superconductivity of Sn 1– x In x Te crystals with T c = 3.6–3.8 K

Yu. I. Gorina; M. V. Golubkov; T. I. Osina; V. V. Rodin; N. N. Sentyurina; S. G. Chernook; V. A. Stepanov

The Andreev reflection spectra of high-quality superconducting Sn1–xInxTe crystals with critical temperature Tc = 3.6–3.8 K were examined. The two-band nature of the superconducting state of this compound was established. The energy gaps have s-symmetry and were measured to be 2Δ1/kTc = 3.5 ± 0.9 and 2Δ2/kTc = 7 ± 1. Neither of the contacts with a resistance of 1.5–23 Ω revealed a peak at zero voltage typical of the topological superconducting state.


Crystallography Reports | 2016

Evolution of the structural and superconducting properties of FeSe crystals upon long-term storage

J. I. Gorina; G. A. Kaljuzhnaia; M. V. Golubkov; V. V. Rodin; T. A. Romanova; N. N. Sentjurina; S. G. Chernook

A comprehensive analysis of the evolution of the structural and superconducting properties of FeSe crystals stored in air for several years has been performed. It is established that the structure and phase composition of the samples remained invariable, while the superconducting parameters significantly degraded. These changes may be due to the stress relaxation or redistribution of defects in the samples.


Journal of Surface Investigation-x-ray Synchrotron and Neutron Techniques | 2012

Evolution of the structural and superconducting properties of Bi-HTSC monocrystals when stored in air

Yu. I. Gorina; G. A. Kalyuzhnaya; M. V. Golubkov; V. V. Rodin; N. N. Sentyurina; V. A. Stepanov; S. G. Chernook

Complex studies of the evolution of the structural and superconducting characteristics of Bi2212 and Bi2201 monocrystals depending on their storage in air for several years have been performed. It has been found that the sample structures remain perfect, whereas the superconducting parameters change due to oxygen mobility in the crystals. The character of the changes depends on the doping degree and the composition balance with respect to cations and oxygen in the grown monocrystals.


Crystallography Reports | 2010

Growth and properties of layered oxycarbonate Bi 2 Sr 4 Cu 2 CO 3 O 8 single crystals

J. I. Gorina; G. A. Kaljuzhnaya; M. V. Golubkov; V. V. Rodin; N. N. Sentjurina; V. A. Stepanov; S. G. Chernook; O. E. Omel’yanovskii; A. V. Sadakov

Layered oxycarbonate Bi2Sr4Cu2CO3O8 single crystals have been obtained for the first time by free growth in closed vapor-phase cavities. The morphology, structure, composition, and superconducting properties of these crystals have been investigated.

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S. G. Chernook

Russian Academy of Sciences

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M. V. Golubkov

Russian Academy of Sciences

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V. A. Stepanov

Russian Academy of Sciences

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J. I. Gorina

Russian Academy of Sciences

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N. N. Sentjurina

Russian Academy of Sciences

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N. N. Sentyurina

Russian Academy of Sciences

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Yu. I. Gorina

Russian Academy of Sciences

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G. A. Kalyuzhnaya

Russian Academy of Sciences

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A. V. Sadakov

Russian Academy of Sciences

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G. A. Kaljuzhnaia

Russian Academy of Sciences

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