Abstract
Hydrostatic high-pressure studies to 17 GPa were carried out on superconducting over the full range of oxygen content x. The observed bell-shaped dependences are found to depend markedly on the temperature at which the pressure is changed. The time-dependent relaxation processes are studied using both and the electrical resistivity at 298 K as probes. The activation volume for oxygen diffusion is determined from the pressure-dependent activation energy and compared with estimates from a simple hard-sphere model.
- Received 28 July 1999
DOI:https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevB.61.741
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