Magnetic field of an in-plane vortex outside a layered superconductor
J. R. Kirtley, V. G. Kogan, J. R. Clem, K. A. Moler
DOI 10.1103/PhysRevB.59.4343 · Physical Review B
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Abstract
We present the solution to London’s equations for the magnetic fields of a vortex oriented parallel to the planes, and normal to a crystal face, of a layered superconductor. These expressions account for flux spreading at the superconducting surface, which can change the apparent size of the vortex along the planes by as much as 30%. We compare these expressions with experimental results.
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