Abstract
We attached two current and two voltage contacts on both sides of single crystals and performed transport measurements applying the current parallel to the layers. In the Ohmic regime, the voltage signal on the side of the current contacts was more than a factor of 100 larger than at the opposite side. The results are interpreted within an anisotropic resistivity model to obtain the true resistivities (B,T) and (B,T). A model is presented based on the movement of pancake vortices involving vortex shear, vortex cutting, and generation of Josephson vortices between the layers.
- Received 10 April 1992
DOI:https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevLett.69.522
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