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Документ Current-controlled filter on superconducting films with a tilted washboard pinning potential(Elsevier, 2012) Dobrovolskiy, O.V.; Shklovskij, V.A.; Huth, M.The influence of an ac current of arbitrary amplitude and frequency on the mixed-state dc-voltage-ac-drive tiltingratchet response of a superconducting film with uniaxial cosine pinning potential at finite temperature is theoretically investigated. The results are obtained in the single-vortex approximation, within the frame of an exact solution of the Langevin equation for non-interacting vortices. Both experimentally achievable, the dc ratchet response and absorbed ac power are predicted to demonstrate a pronounced filter-like behavior at microwave frequencies. Based on our findings, we propose a cut-off filter and discuss its operating curves as functions of the driving parameters, i.e, ac amplitude, frequency, and dc bias. The predicted results can be examined, e.g, on superconducting films with a washboard pinning potential landscape.Документ Electrical transport and pinning properties of Nb thin films patterned with focused ion beam-milled washboard nanostructures(New J. Phys., 2012-11-22) Dobrovolskiy, O.V.; Begun, E.; Huth, M.A careful analysis of the magneto-transport properties of epitaxial nanostructured Nb thin films in the normal and the mixed state is performed. The nanopatterns were prepared by focused ion beam (FIB) milling. They provide a washboard-like pinning potential landscape for vortices in the mixed state and simultaneously cause a resistivity anisotropy in the normal state. Two matching magnetic fields for the vortex lattice with the underlying nanostructures have been observed. By applying these fields, the most likely pinning sites along which the flux lines move through the samples have been selected. By this, either the background isotropic pinning of the pristine film or the enhanced isotropic pinning originating from the nanoprocessing have been probed. Via an Arrhenius analysis of the resistivity data the pinning activation energies for three vortex lattice parameters have been quantified. The changes in the electrical transport and the pinning properties have been correlated with the results of the microstructural and topographical characterization of the FIB-patterned samples. Accordingly, along with the surface processing, FIB milling has been found to alter the material composition and the degree of disorder in as-grown films. The obtained results provide further insight into the pinning mechanisms at work in FIB-nanopatterned superconductors, e.g. for fluxonic applications.Документ Fluxonic Properties of Vortices in a Washboard Pinning Potential Fabricated by Focused Particle Beam Techniques(Proceedings of the International Congress on Advances in Applied Physics and Materials Science, Antalya 2011, 2012) Dobrovolskiy, O.V.; Huth, M.; Shklovskij V.A.A challenging aspect of the usage of patterned nanostructures relates to the development of superconducting devices operating with the Abrikosov vortices in some pinning potential. To provide such a potential we have used thin epitaxial films of Nb with washboard-like nanostructures in the form of grooves or Co stripes. The nanostructures were prepared by focused ion beam milling or focused electron beam induced deposition, respectively. The results of transport measurements affirm the existence of two fluxonic effects, the guided vortex motion and the vortex ratchet effect, both invoked by the nanostructuring. In particular, the effects represent the basis for the development of advanced fluxonic devices using a directional or orientational control of the net vortex motion in Nb films nanostructured by focused particle beam techniques.Документ Microwave Absorption by Vortices in Superconductors with a Washboard Pinning Potential(Intech, 2012) Shklovskij, V.A.; Dobrovolskiy, O.V.let us compare the results presented in the chapter with the analogous but more general results obtained by the authors [25] on the basis of a stochastic model for arbitrary temperature T and densities j0 and j1. In that work, the Langevin equation (1), supplemented with a thermofluctuation term, has been exactly solved for γ = 1 interms ofamatrix continued fraction [52] and, depending on the WPP’s tilt caused by the dc current, two substantially differentmodes in the vortexmotion have been predicted. Inmore detail, at low temperatures and relatively high frequencies in a nontilted pinning potential each pinned vortex is confined to its pinning potential well during the ac period. In the case of superimposed strong ac and dc driving currents a running state of the vortex may appear when it can visit several (or many) potential wells during the ac period. As a result, two branches of new findings have been elucidated [25, 27]. First, the influence of an ac current on the usual E0(j0) and ratchet E0(j1) CVCs has been analyzed. Second, the influence of a dc current on the ac nonlinear impedance response and nonlinear power absorption has been investigated. In particular, the appearance of Shapiro-like steps in the usual CVC and the appearance of phase-locking regions in the ratchet CVC has been predicted. At the same time, it has been shown that an anomalous power absorption in the ac response is expected at close-to critical currents j0 jc and relatively low frequencies ω ωp. Figure 8 shows the main predictions of these works. Namely, predicted are (i) an enhanced power absorption at low frequencies, (ii) a temperature- and current-dependent minimum at intermediate frequencies. (iii) At substantially low temperatures, the absorption can acquire negative values which physically corresponds to the generation by vortices. However, a more general and formally precise solution of the problem in terms of a matrix-continued fraction does not allow the main physical results of the problemto be investigated in the formof explicit analytical functions of the main physical quantities (j0, j1, ω, α, T, , and γ) which, we believe, has helped us greatly to elucidate the physics in the problem under consideration.