Absolute value of the intragranular harmonic susceptibility
Abstract
Harmonic susceptibilities χn' and χn" (n = 2 to 7) as a function of temperature exhibit varying features such as upright and inverted peaks as well as single oscillations. These various shapes of χn' and χn" are related in such a way that the absolute value of harmonic susceptibility |χn| for all n exhibits an upright peak. It is then easier to perform a quantitative analysis of a superconductor's nonlinear behavior by looking at |χn| instead of individually fitting χn' and χn" which are more complicated in shape. Finally, the temperature behavior of |χn| in this study deviates from those in literature. Such difference can be accounted for by noting that our harmonic response cannot be attributed to some vortex dynamics unlike in other studies.
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