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Autores principales: Cadorim, Leonardo R., Sardella, Edson, Domínguez, Daniel, Berger, Jorge
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Publicado: 2024
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Acceso en línea:https://arxiv.org/abs/2408.13584
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author Cadorim, Leonardo R.
Sardella, Edson
Domínguez, Daniel
Berger, Jorge
author_facet Cadorim, Leonardo R.
Sardella, Edson
Domínguez, Daniel
Berger, Jorge
contents This study explores transitions between states with different winding number in two-band superconducting rings. From the time-dependent Ginzburg-Landau (TDGL) equations for two-component superconductors, we apply linear instability theory and develop a semi-analytical method that provides the critical flux for phase-slip occurrence. The developed method was applied to investigate how the critical flux depends on physical properties, such as band parameters and temperature. Finally, we show the possible existence of a soliton state, in which the phase winding number is different in each condensate.
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spellingShingle Stability limits in two-band superconductor rings
Cadorim, Leonardo R.
Sardella, Edson
Domínguez, Daniel
Berger, Jorge
Superconductivity
This study explores transitions between states with different winding number in two-band superconducting rings. From the time-dependent Ginzburg-Landau (TDGL) equations for two-component superconductors, we apply linear instability theory and develop a semi-analytical method that provides the critical flux for phase-slip occurrence. The developed method was applied to investigate how the critical flux depends on physical properties, such as band parameters and temperature. Finally, we show the possible existence of a soliton state, in which the phase winding number is different in each condensate.
title Stability limits in two-band superconductor rings
topic Superconductivity
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2408.13584