Hall Effect in the Abrikosov Lattice of Type-II Superconductors
arXiv:1607.02807 · doi:10.7566/JPSJ.85.083705
Abstract
We study vortex charging caused by the Lorentz force on supercurrent based on the augmented quasiclassical equa- tions of superconductivity. Our numerical study on an s-wave vortex lattice in the range reveals that each vortex core with a single flux quantum also accumulates charge due to the circulating supercurrent and has a Hall voltage across the core. The field dependence of the charge density at the core center is well described by with a peak near originating from competition between the increasing magnetic field and the decreasing pair potential. The peak value of the accumulated charge in a core region of radius is estimated to be about C per nm along the flux line at low temperatures, where with the charge of an electron, the energy gap at , the Fermi wave number, and the coherence length at .
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