Vortex structure for a d+is-wave superconductor
Qunqing Li, Z. D. Wang, Qiang-Hua Wang
DOI 10.1103/PhysRevB.59.613 · Physical Review B
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Abstract
The uniform phase, the single vortex structure, and the vortex lattice structure of a d+is-wave superconductor are studied numerically by simulating the Ginzburg-Landau equations with the finite-element method. In the uniform phase, for superconductors with attractive interactions in both the s- and the d-wave channels, there exists a certain range of the relative strength of interactions (or temperatures) such that a d+is state is stable while at other regions only a d-wave state is stable. More strikingly, the s- and d-wave components of a single vortex in the d+is state exhibit twofold symmetry. The relative phase between these two components is roughly π/2 for the d+is-wave state. In the d-dominant phase, as the magnetic field increases, the impact of the s-wave component on the energy gap can be more significant. The vortex structure changes from a square to an oblique, and finally to a triangular lattice with decreasing s-wave channel interaction (or increasing temperature).
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