Superconducting Coherence in a Vortex Line Liquid; Simulations with Finite λ

Abstract

We carry out simulations of a lattice London superconductor in a magnetic field B, with a finite magnetic penetration length λ. We find that superconducting coherence parallel to B persists into the vortex line liquid. We argue that the length scale relevant to this effect is Λ=ϕ_0^2/8πT_m.

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