Critical-current fluctuations and flux-flow noise in type-II superconductors
B. Plaçais, P. Mathieu, Y. Simon
DOI 10.1103/PhysRevLett.70.1521 · Physical Review Letters
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Abstract
By relying on a recent theory of transport in the mixed state and a related model of pinning in soft materials, the instantaneous critical current is introduced as a well-defined part I1 of the total constant current. This nondissipative and time-dependent I1 is assumed to be randomly distributed near the sample surface, and is described as a 2D turbulent homogeneous flow. Auto- and cross-correlation functions of both voltage and magnetic field noises are predicted and are in full agreement with experiments.
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