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Vortex dynamics in two-dimensional Josephson junction arrays
Md. Ashrafuzzaman ; Massimiliano Capezzali ; Hans Beck ;
Date 18 Nov 2002
Journal Physical Review B 68, 052502 (2003)
Subject Superconductivity; Statistical Mechanics | cond-mat.supr-con cond-mat.stat-mech
AbstractThe dynamic response of unfrustrated two-dimensional Josephson junction arrays close to, but above the Kosterlitz-Thouless($KT$) transition temperature is described in terms of the vortex dielectric function $epsilon(omega)$. The latter is calculated by considering separately the contribution of $ll$free$gg$ vortices interacting by a screened Coulomb potential, and the $ll$pair motion$gg$ of vortices that are closer to each other than the $KT$ correlation length. This procedure allows to understand various anomalous features in $epsilon(omega)$ and in the flux noise spectra that have been observed experimentally and in dynamic simulations.
Source arXiv, cond-mat/0211372
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