Electromagnetic Response during a Quench Dynamics to Superconducting State: Time-Dependent Ginzburg-Landau Analysis

Abstract

We use a numerical solution of the deterministic TDGL equations to determine the response induced by a probe field in a material quenched into a superconducting state. We characterize differences in response according to whether the probe is applied before, during, or after the phase stiffness has built up to its final steady state value.

10 pages 12 figures, version as published

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