Doping dependence of phonon and quasiparticle heat transport of pure and Dy-doped Bi_2Sr_2CaCu_2O_{8+\delta} single crystals
X. F. Sun (USTC), S. Ono (CRIEPI), X. Zhao (USTC), Z. Q. Pang (USTC),, Y. Abe (CRIEPI), Y. Ando (Osaka Univ.)

TL;DR
This study systematically investigates how doping with Dy affects phonon and quasiparticle heat transport in Bi2212 crystals, revealing impurity effects, lattice stabilization, and magnetic-field-dependent scattering phenomena across doping levels.
Contribution
It provides new insights into the doping-dependent thermal transport mechanisms and impurity effects in Bi2212, including the first observation of a phonon peak at 10 K and the impact of Dy doping on heat conductivity.
Findings
Suppressed quasiparticle peak in underdoped samples indicates strong impurity scattering.
Dy doping enhances phonon conductivity and stabilizes the crystal lattice.
Magnetic field dependence reveals quasiparticle scattering and spin-related phonon scattering effects.
Abstract
The temperature and magnetic-field (H) dependences of thermal conductivity (\kappa) of Bi_2Sr_2CaCu_2O_{8+\delta} (Bi2212) are systematically measured for a broad doping range by using both pure Bi2212 single crystals with tuned oxygen contents and Bi_2Sr_2Ca_{1-x}Dy_xCu_2O_{8+\delta} (Dy-Bi2212) single crystals with different Dy contents x. In the underdoped samples, the quasiparticle (QP) peak below T_c is strongly suppressed, indicating strong QP scattering by impurities or oxygen defects, whereas the phonon conductivity is enhanced in moderately Dy-doped samples and a phonon peak at 10 K is observed for the first time in Bi2212 system, which means Dy^{3+} ions not only introduce the impurities or point defects but also stabilize the crystal lattice. The subkelvin data show that the QP heat conductivity gradually decreases upon lowering the hole doping level. The magnetic-field…
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