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Determining the Radius of the Magnetic Vortex Core of YBCO123 and Bi2212DOI: 10.4236/oalib.1105661, PP. 1-10 Subject Areas: Applied Physics, Industrial Engineering, Mechanical Engineering Keywords: Plasma, Magnetic Flux, Magnetic Vortex Core, Super-Particles, Diamagnetism Abstract
A plasma has been defined as a quasi-neutral gas of charged particles showing collective behaviour. Plasmas can support waves depending on the local condi-tions, the presence of external electric and magnetic fields. A characteristic property of plasmas is their ability to transfer momentum and energy via col-lective motion. An example in this case, is the Langmuir waves where plasma electrons oscillate against a stationary ion background. In a superconductor, two plasma electrons arise one that is made up of normal electrons and the other that is made up of super-electrons. In this study, we consider a system of super-electrons forming a super-particle. The motion of the plasma su-per-particles around a magnetic vortex core has been studied in the YBCO123 and Bi2212 systems.
Mukubwa, A. and Masinde, F. (2019). Determining the Radius of the Magnetic Vortex Core of YBCO123 and Bi2212. Open Access Library Journal, 6, e5661. doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.4236/oalib.1105661. References
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