Pinning effects on hot-electron vortex flow instability in superconducting films
arXiv:1704.04168 · doi:10.1016/j.physc.2017.05.005
Abstract
The hot-electron vortex flow instability in superconducting films in magnetic field at substrate temperature is theoretically considered in the presence of pinning. The magnetic field dependence of the instability critical parameters (electric field , current density , resistivity , power density and vortex velocity ) is derived for a cosine and a saw-tooth washboard pinning potential and compared with the results obtained earlier by M.\,Kunchur [Phys. Rev. Lett. \textbf{89} (2002) 137005] in the absence of pinning. It is shown that the -behavior of , and is monotonic in , whereas the -dependence of is quite different, namely may change its sign twice with decreasing as it was observed in some experiments. The simplest heat balance equation for electrons in low- superconducting films in the two-fluid approach is considered. It allows one to show that the instability critical temperature at with independent of .
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