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Soliton in two-band superconductor.

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Authors: Tanaka Y

Year

2002

Paper ID

13147

Status

Peer-reviewed

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99

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193

Abstract

There is a soliton in a superconductor having two bands (two-band superconductor), when the interband interaction is much smaller than the intraband interaction. This soliton is in a stable state. In the soliton the relative phase between two gap parameters rotates 0 to 2pi (or -pi to pi), where each gap resides in each band. A phase slip of the superconducting order parameter is accompanied with the soliton. The phase slip is not nx2pi where n is an integer. A soliton traps the flux inside the superconducting ring, of which magnitude is not integral multiples of the fluxoid quantum.

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  • There is a soliton in a superconductor having two bands (two-band superconductor), when the interband interaction is much smaller than the intraband interaction.

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