Noncyclotronic Vortex Mode in Clean Type II Superconductors
N. B. Kopnin, A. V. Lopatin, E. B. Sonin, K. B. Traito
DOI 10.1103/PhysRevLett.74.4527 · Physical Review Letters
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Abstract
Various vortex modes in a superconducting slab are analyzed. In addition to the well known cyclotronic mode, whose frequency is generally proportional to the magnetic field, a noncyclotronic mode with a much lower frequency can be excited in the presence of a surface pinning. The frequency of this mode can decrease with the magnetic field, as observed in recent experiments.
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