Hc3 for a thin-film superconductor with a ferromagnetic dot
Sa-Lin Cheng, H. A. Fertig
Abstract
We investigate the effect of a ferromagnetic dot on a thin-film superconductor. We use a real-space method to solve the linearized Ginzburg-Landau equation in order to find the upper critical field, Hc3. We show that Hc3 is crucially dependent on dot composition and geometry, and may be significantly greater than Hc2. Hc3 is maximally enhanced when (1) the dot saturation magnetization is large, (2) the ratio of dot thickness to dot diameter is of order one, and (3) the dot thickness is large.
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