Abstract

Electric-currents-induced emergent phenomena were found in microbridges of Nd0.7Sr0.3MnO3. After the samples were processed by currents of high densities, a second metal-insulator transition appeared at low temperatures. This resistance peak was very sensitive to weak currents. More salient features were the step-like resistance jumps. At temperatures near these resistance steps, negative differential resistance was observed. Interfacial effects related to electrodes could be ruled out. These effects might be due to current-enhanced inhomogeneity.

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