arXiv · cond-mat/9204018
Absence of Dipole Transitions in Vortices of Type II Superconductors
Abstract
The response of a single vortex to a time dependent field is examined microscopically and an equation of motion for vortex motion at non-zero frequencies is derived. Of interest are frequencies near $Δ^{2}/E_{F}$, where $Δ$ is the bulk energy gap and $E_{F}$ is the fermi energy. The low temperature, clean, extreme type II limit and maintaining of equilibrium with the lattice are assumed. A simplification occurs for large planar mass anisotropy. Thus the results may be pertinent to materials such as $NbSe_2$ and high temperature superconductors. The expected dipole transition between core states is hidden because of the self consistent nature of the vortex potential. Instead the vortex itself moves and has a resonance at the frequency of the transition.
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Theodore C. Hsu. 1992-04-30. Absence of Dipole Transitions in Vortices of Type II Superconductors. https://doi.org/10.1103/physrevb.46.3680
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