2005
DOI: 10.1103/physrevb.72.014541
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Critical dynamics, duality, and the exact dynamic exponent in extreme type-II superconductors

Abstract: The critical dynamics of superconductors is studied using renormalization group and duality arguments. We show that in extreme type II superconductors the dynamic critical exponent is given exactly by z = 3/2. This result does not rely on the widely used models of critical dynamics. Instead, it is shown that z = 3/2 follows from the duality between the extreme type II superconductor and a model with a critically fluctuating gauge field. Our result is in agreement with Monte Carlo simulations and at least one e… Show more

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“…Fisher, Fisher, and Huse [1] argue that the number of Cooper pairs is not conserved, so that model A dynamics [3], which give z = 2, should apply. Other theoretical considerations yield z = 1.5 [4], similar to model E dynamics. Lidmar [5] and Weber [6] present Monte Carlo simulations that suggest z ≈ 1.5.…”
Section: Introductionsupporting
confidence: 52%
“…Fisher, Fisher, and Huse [1] argue that the number of Cooper pairs is not conserved, so that model A dynamics [3], which give z = 2, should apply. Other theoretical considerations yield z = 1.5 [4], similar to model E dynamics. Lidmar [5] and Weber [6] present Monte Carlo simulations that suggest z ≈ 1.5.…”
Section: Introductionsupporting
confidence: 52%
“…18,27 AC measurements have found both diffusive dynamics (z = 2) 28 as well as Model E dynamics 16 (z = 1.5). 29 Our recent results in YBCO find z = 1.5±0.2 for both dc and ac conductivity measurements in crystals and films, when we account for finite size effects. 15 To properly account for finite size effects in dc measurements, we must limit ourselves to the high current regime (J > 10 6 A/m 2 ) to determine the dynamic critical exponent z.…”
Section: Dynamic Critical Exponentmentioning
confidence: 81%
“…[20] There is clearly a lack of consensus on the dynamic fluctuations of the superconducting transition. Theory also lacks consensus, with strong arguments made for both z = 1.5 [21,22,23] and z = 2. [24] Further work to extract a value for z, and to establish its validity, is necessary.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%