Critical Dynamics of Thermal Conductivity at the Normal-Superconducting Transition

Abstract

We study the effect of thermal fluctuations on the critical dynamics of the three-dimensional disordered superconductor across the normal-superconducting transition. We employ a phenomenological hydrodynamic approach, and in particular find the thermal conductivity to be smooth and non-singular at the transition.

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