Physical review. B, Condensed matter · 1993 · 38 citations · 22 references
Superconducting MaterialCompressible FlowEngineeringPhysicsIncompressible FlowFluid MechanicsSuperfluid CompressibilityApplied PhysicsSuperconductivityFermi SuperfluidMagnetohydrodynamicsFinite CompressibilityVortex DynamicCharged Superfluids
The concept of finite compressibility of a Fermi superfluid is used to reconsider the problem of inertial mass of vortex lines in both neutral and charged superfluids at T=0. For the charged case, in contrast to previous works where perfect screening was assumed, we take proper account of electromagnetic screening and solve the bulk charge distribution caused by a moving vortex line. A similar problem for a superconducting thin film is also considered.
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