Dependence of the flux flow viscosity coefficient on the Ginzburg-Landau parameter κ in superconducting indium films
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The flux flow viscosity coefficient b−1 (in units of Φ0Hc⊥ϱn−1c−2) of vacuum-deposited indium thin films with low κ values (1.0–2.8) is measured at temperatures between 0.5Tcand 0.98Tcin the weak magnetic field region. At each temperature, b−1 decreases as κ increases for κ larger than 1.7. The decrease of b−1 with increasing κ is more rapid as the temperature increases. From an analysis of the present results as well as the existing data on intermediate- and high-κ superconducting alloys, the relation between b−1 and κ is established over a wide range of κ. The dependence of b−1 on κ is qualitatively explained by taking into account the contribution of the normal electron dissipation to the viscosity coefficient in the Bardeen-Stephen model.
DOI: 10.1007/BF00119522
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