Abstract
We investigate the effect of the anisotropy and of the directional pinning in YBaCuO films grown by pulsed laser ablation from targets containing BaZrO at 5% mol. BaZrO inclusions self-assemble to give nanorods oriented along the c-axis, thus giving a preferential direction for vortex pinning. The directionality of vortex response is studied at high ac frequency with the complex microwave response at 48 GHz, as a function of the applied field and of the angle between the field and the c-axis. The complex microwave response does not exhibit any angular scaling, suggesting that the structural anisotropy of YBaCuO is supplemented by at least another preferred orientation. The pinning parameter shows evidence of directional pinning, effective in a wide range of angles around the c-axis (thus ascribed to BZO nanocolumns).
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