Subsurface bending and reorientation of tilted vortex lattices in the bulk due to Coulomb-like repulsion at the surface
arXiv:1703.06493 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.96.184502
Abstract
We study vortex lattices (VLs) in superconducting weak-pinning platelet-like crystals of -BiPd in tilted fields with a Scanning Tunneling Microscope. We show that vortices exit the sample perpendicular to the surface and are thus bent beneath the surface. The structure and orientation of tilted VL in the bulk are, for large tilt angles, strongly affected by Coulomb-type intervortex repulsion at the surface due to stray fields.
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