Vortex molecule, fractional flux quanta, and interband phase difference soliton in multi-band superconductivity and multi-component superconductivity

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Variety of a vortex and lattice of vortex in two-component superconductivity are addressed. The balance between an energy gain of the magnetic energy forming the "sub-unit flux quantum" and cost for inter-component Josephson interaction deforms an axisymmetric vortex into a non-axisymmetric one, which is a so-called vortex molecule. To deal with this situation, a crude formalism is introduced, in which London equation for magnetic field and a sine-Gordon equation for the inter-component Josephson interaction are separated. Giving an attention to the Josephson interaction, we introduce a "quantum-phase domain". © 2009 IOP Publishing Ltd.

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Tanaka, Y., Shivagan, D. D., Crisan, A., Iyo, A., Shirage, M., Tokiwa, K., … Terada, N. (2009). Vortex molecule, fractional flux quanta, and interband phase difference soliton in multi-band superconductivity and multi-component superconductivity. In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 150). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/150/5/052267

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