Dilation of the Giant Vortex State in a Mesoscopic Superconducting Loop
S. Pedersen, G. R. Kofod, J. C. Hollingbery, C. B. Sørensen, P. E. Lindelof
Abstract
We have experimentally investigated the magnetisation of a mesoscopic aluminum loop at temperatures well below the superconducting transition temperature Tc. The flux quantisation of the superconducting loop was investigated with a μ-Hall magnetometer in magnetic field intensities between 100 Gauss. The magnetic field intensity periodicity observed in the magnetization measurements is expected to take integer values of the superconducting flux quanta Φ0=h/2e. A closer inspection of the periodicity, however, reveal a sub flux quantum shift. This fine structure we interpret as a consequence of a so called giant vortex state nucleating towards either the inner or the outer side of the loop. These findings are in agreement with recent theoretical reports.
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