Numerical Simulation Evidence of Dynamical Transverse Meissner Effect and Moving Bose Glass Phase
E. Olive, J. C. Soret, P. Le Doussal, T. Giamarchi
DOI 10.1103/PhysRevLett.91.037005 · Physical Review Letters
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Abstract
We present 3D numerical simulation results of moving vortex lattices in the presence of 1D correlated disorder at zero temperature. Our results with field tilting confirm the theoretical predictions of a moving Bose glass phase, characterized by transverse pinning and dynamical transverse Meissner effect, the moving flux lines being localized along the correlated disorder direction. Beyond a critical transverse field, vortex lines exhibit along all their length a “kink” structure resulting from an effective static “tin roof” pinning potential in the transverse direction.
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