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Flux pining properties of columnar defects nucleated by gold ion irradiation was investigated for DyBCO coated conductor. The energy of irradiated gold ions was 320 MeV and 200 MeV and the matching field was 1.0 and 2.0 T, respectively. It was found that the flux pinning strength was significantly enhanced at high magnetic fields. These experimental results were analysed using the summation theory of the elementary pinning forces with the theoretical model of flux creep and flow. It was found that the experimental results can be explained by the theories. The obtained result suggests that columnar defects with larger radius are more effective for pinning because of the larger probability of catching flux lines.
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