Reduction of Dissipative Nonlinear Conductivity of Superconductors by Static and Microwave Magnetic Fields
arXiv:1408.4476 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevLett.113.087001
Abstract
A theory of dissipative nonlinear conductivity, , of s-wave superconductors under strong electromagnetic fields at low temperatures is proposed. Closed-form expressions for and the surface resistance are obtained in the nonequilibrium dirty limit for which has a significant minimum as a function of a low-frequency magnetic field . The calculated microwave suppression of is in good agreement with recent experiments on alloyed Nb resonator cavities. It is shown that superimposed dc and ac fields, , can be used to reduce ac dissipation in thin film nanostructures by tuning with the dc field.
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