The Pinning Potential and High‐Frequency Studies of Type‐II Superconductors
The Pinning Potential and High‐Frequency Studies of Type‐II Superconductors
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II型超导体的钉扎势和高频研究
DOI:
10.1063/1.1656632
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发表时间:
1968
影响因子:
3.2
通讯作者:
B. Rosenblum
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文献类型:
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作者:
J. Gittleman;B. Rosenblum
The electrical impedance of type‐II superconductors as a function of frequency is discussed in terms of a ``pinning potential.'' Many flux‐pinning properties of the mixed state at any frequency can be treated in terms of such a potential and a simple phenomenological extension of the Bardeen‐Stephen flux‐flow theory. The form of the potential can be determined by various dc and high‐frequency experiments. There is a critical frequency above which the impedance for subcritical currents becomes the impedance of the ``ideal'' mixed state. Much below this frequency the impedance is zero. This critical frequency is given by ω0=2πCρnα/φ01/2Hc2H1/2. At microwave frequencies, almost all effects of flux pinning are absent, and the properties of the ``ideal'' mixed state are observed even in the most strongly pinned material. Such measurements have been used to determine the effective mass of the flux tube.