23-26 October 2018
Faculty of Radio Physics, Electronics and Computer Systems
Europe/Kiev timezone

RF OSCILLATIONS OF ABRIKOSOV VORTICES AND RELATED SURFACE RESISTANCE IN THE MIXED STATE OF NANOSTRUCTURED SUPERCONDUCTING FILMS

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15m
Aud. #46

Aud. #46

Poster Surface Physics, Nano- and Microelectronics Physics of Semiconductors and Dielectrics, Semiconductor’s Devices

Speaker

Anton Pokusinskyy (Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv)

Abstract

Implantation of dielectric nanoparticles or point-like radiation defects in the interior of high-Tc superconductor (HTS )can significantly improve its characteristics at microwave frequencies. Namely, this nanotechnological treatment allows to decrease the microwave surface resistance, Rs , in the Meissner state and eliminate Abrikosov vortices oscillations and related energy losses in the mixes state of the film, thus decreasing the Abrikosov vortices contribution to the Rs value in the mixed state of HTS film. In the present work rf- oscillations of elastic vortex strings, as well as their contribution to the microwave surface resistance, are considered for the mixed state of superconducting film with implanted nanoparticles, providing point-like and extended linear pinning sites for oscillating vortices.

Primary authors

Anton Pokusinskyy (Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv) Prof. Alexander Kasatkin (Institute of Metal Physics)

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