Hydrostatic pressure studies on non-superconducting UTe2

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Autori principali: Ajeesh, M. O., Thompson, Joe D., Bauer, Eric D., Ronning, Filip, Thomas, Sean M., Rosa, Priscila F. S.
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Pubblicazione: 2025
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author Ajeesh, M. O.
Thompson, Joe D.
Bauer, Eric D.
Ronning, Filip
Thomas, Sean M.
Rosa, Priscila F. S.
author_facet Ajeesh, M. O.
Thompson, Joe D.
Bauer, Eric D.
Ronning, Filip
Thomas, Sean M.
Rosa, Priscila F. S.
contents We report the temperature-pressure phase diagram of a UTe$_2$ single crystal that does not undergo a bulk superconducting transition but shows filamentary superconductivity with a critical transition temperature of 1 K at ambient pressure. Electrical-resistivity measurements reveal that the evolution of the filamentary superconducting state under pressure resembles the behavior observed in previous reports on bulk superconducting samples. AC calorimetry, however, does not show evidence for either bulk superconductivity or magnetism for pressures up to 1.6 GPa. Our results highlight the role of inhomogeneity in chemical-vapor-transport-grown UTe$_2$ samples and serve as a cautionary tale when probing electrical resistivity alone.
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spellingShingle Hydrostatic pressure studies on non-superconducting UTe2
Ajeesh, M. O.
Thompson, Joe D.
Bauer, Eric D.
Ronning, Filip
Thomas, Sean M.
Rosa, Priscila F. S.
Strongly Correlated Electrons
Superconductivity
We report the temperature-pressure phase diagram of a UTe$_2$ single crystal that does not undergo a bulk superconducting transition but shows filamentary superconductivity with a critical transition temperature of 1 K at ambient pressure. Electrical-resistivity measurements reveal that the evolution of the filamentary superconducting state under pressure resembles the behavior observed in previous reports on bulk superconducting samples. AC calorimetry, however, does not show evidence for either bulk superconductivity or magnetism for pressures up to 1.6 GPa. Our results highlight the role of inhomogeneity in chemical-vapor-transport-grown UTe$_2$ samples and serve as a cautionary tale when probing electrical resistivity alone.
title Hydrostatic pressure studies on non-superconducting UTe2
topic Strongly Correlated Electrons
Superconductivity
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2505.21064