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Pinning effects on self-heating and flux-flow instability in superconducting films near

arXiv:1705.00363 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.95.184517

Abstract

The effect of pinning on self-heating triggering the Larkin-Ovchinnikov (LO) flux-flow instability (FFI) in superconducting thin films is theoretically investigated. The problem is considered relying upon the Bezuglyj-Shklovskij (BS) generalization of the LO theory, accounting for a finite heat removal from the quasiparticles at temperature to the bath at temperature . The FFI critical parameters, namely the current density , the electric field , the power density , and the vortex velocity are calculated and graphically analyzed as functions of the magnetic field and the pinning strength. With increasing pinning strength at a fixed magnetic field value \emph{decreases}, \emph{increases}, while and \emph{remain practically constant}. Vortex pinning may hence be the cause for eventual discrepancies between experiments on superconductors with \emph{strong pinning} and the generalized LO and BS results.

10 pages, 4 figures. Accepted for publication in Phys. Rev. B

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