Electromagnetic response of a superconductor near its critical temperature
Chung-Yu Mou
DOI 10.1103/PhysRevB.55.R3378 · Physical Review B
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Abstract
Within the framework of the noise-driven Ginzburg-Landau theory, we examine how the conductivity tensor of a superconductor scales in the charged superfluid regime, where the magnetic fluctuation is relevant. In particular, we show that an effect arises in which the divergence of the conductivity tensor is suppressed by the diamagnetic susceptibilities, resulting in an effective exponent for the conductivity tensor.
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