Electrodynamics of moving superconductors and superconductors under the influence of external forces
H. Peng, D. G. Torr, E. K. Hu, B. Peng
DOI 10.1103/PhysRevB.43.2700 · Physical Review B
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Abstract
We carry out a systematic and phenomenological approach to investigate the electrodynamics of moving superconductors and of superconductors under the influence of external forces. In applying the approach to various situations, we predict the presence of detectable electromagnetic fields in the interior. We argue that the detection, particularly of the induced electric fields in a variety of situations, will not only test the approach that we develop in the paper but also validate the principle for a gravitational-wave antenna.
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