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Low Temperature Physics / Volume 36 / Issue 1

Low Temp. Phys. 36, 39 (2010); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.3292283 (20 pages)

Nonlinear electrodynamics of vortex matter in hard superconductors (Review)

I. F. Voloshin1, L. M. Fisher1, and V. A. Yampol’skiĭ2

1Federal State Unitary Enterprise “All-Russia Electrotechnical Institute,” ul. Krasnokazarmennaya 12, Moscow 111250, Russia
2A. Ya. Usikov Institute of Radiophysics and Electronics of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, ul. Akademika Proskury 12, Kharkov 61085, Ukraine

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Nontrivial electrodynamic properties of vortex matter, which are due to a specific nonlinearity of the material equations, in hard superconductors are discussed: collapse of the transport current and the static magnetization of superconductors by an external orthogonal ac magnetic field; appearance of jumps in the time dependence of the electric field at the boundary of a sample as a result of nonlinear interaction of waves having different frequencies; specific staged penetration of an electromagnetic field into anisotropic superconductors. Nonlocal effects resulting in a large modification of nonlinear phenomena are also examined. Special attention is given to a discussion of the unique phenomenon of macroturbulent instability, associated with the flow of Abrikosov vortices, in hard superconductors. Most results presented are based on original experimental and theoretical investigations performed with the participation of the present authors.

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Article Outline

  1. INTRODUCTION
  2. COLLAPSE OF TRANSPORT CURRENT AND STATIC MAGNETIZATION
    1. Collapse of the transport current
    2. Collapse of the static magnetization
    3. Alternative models for describing multicomponent problems
    4. Suppression of magnetization relaxation by an ac magnetic field
  3. PARTICULARS OF MAGNETIC FIELD PENETRATION INTO ANISOTROPIC HARD SUPERCONDUCTORS
  4. INTERACTION OF ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES IN HARD SUPERCONDUCTORS
  5. NONLOCAL EFFECTS IN THE VORTEX MATTER OF HARD SUPERCONDUCTORS
  6. MACROTURBULENT INSTABILITY IN VORTEX MATTER IN ANISOTROPIC SUPERCONDUCTORS
    1. An experiment showing the anisotropic nature of macroturbulence
  7. CONCLUSION

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Keywords

flux flow, magnetisation, type II superconductors

PACS

  • 74.25.Wx

    Vortex pinning (includes mechanisms and flux creep)

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