Abstract
The transverse laser-induced thermoelectric voltages in the tilted La2−xSrxCuO4 (LSCO) thin films are observed for the first time. The detected signals are demonstrated to originate from the anisotropy of thermoelectric power and depend on the Sr-doping level drastically. The largest voltage is observed in the LSCO films at x=0.15 under the irradiation of different lasers with the wavelength in the spectrum range from infrared to ultraviolet. The dependence of the signals on Sr-doping content is associated with a two dimensional charge transport behavior in LSCO films near the optimum doping content.
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