Optically induced changes of magnetization of YBaCuO samples: crucial examination of the states with fractional statistics in high-Tc cuprates

Valerii P. Aksenov; Kirill A. Prokhorov

doi:10.1117/12.195888

12 December 1994 Optically induced changes of magnetization of YBaCuO samples: crucial examination of the states with fractional statistics in high-T_c cuprates

Valerii P. Aksenov, Kirill A. Prokhorov

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Proceedings Volume 2332, Second International Symposium on Advanced Laser Technologies; (1994) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.195888
Event: Advanced Laser Technologies: International Symposium, 1993, Prague, Czech Republic

Abstract

A new method for the studies of the spontaneous magnetic field in quasi-2D systems such as high-temperature oxide superconductors is presented. For measuring of magnetic field was used deconfinement anyons at interplanar hopping induced by laser irradiation. Magnetometer with optical access was used for measurement of the light induced changes of magnetization at different temperature and intensity of light and external magnetic field. Observed behavior is probably the evidence of the existing of a phase with fractional statistics and spontaneous magnetic field.

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Valerii P. Aksenov and Kirill A. Prokhorov "Optically induced changes of magnetization of YBaCuO samples: crucial examination of the states with fractional statistics in high-T_c cuprates", Proc. SPIE 2332, Second International Symposium on Advanced Laser Technologies, (12 December 1994); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.195888

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