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Evidence for weak localization effects on the critical magnetic field for the amorphous alloys V1-xSi

Davor Pavuna
1987
Journal paper

Abstract

The authors present measurements of the temperature dependence of the upper critical field Hc2 and of the magnetoresistance for V1-xSix superconducting amorphous alloys. Negative deviations from the classical variation of Hc2 in a dirty superconductor are observed related to a positive magnetoresistance due to weak localization in amorphous systems with finite spin-orbit coupling. These deviations can be qualitatively explained through the model recently developed by Coffey, Muttalib, and Levin (1984-5)

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