New scaling laws for pinning force density in superconductors
E.F. Talantsev

TL;DR
This paper investigates the scaling laws of pinning force density in superconductors, proposing new models that incorporate the critical current density and applying them to various superconducting materials.
Contribution
It introduces new scaling laws for pinning force density based on the full $|F_p(B,J_c)|$ function, extending previous models to include critical current density effects.
Findings
Identified three characteristic ranges of $(B/B_{c2}, J_c/(J_c(sf)))$
Proposed several new scaling laws for $|F_p(J_c)|$
Successfully applied models to multiple superconducting materials
Abstract
Since the report by Fietz and Webb (1968 Phys. Rev. 178 657), who considered the pinning force density, (where is the critical current density and is applied magnetic field), in isotropic superconductors as a unique function of the reduced applied field, (where is the upper critical field), has been scaled based on B/B_c2 ratio, for which there is widely used scaling law of , where , , , and are free-fitting parameters, proposed by Kramer (1973 J. Appl. Phys. 44 1360) and Dew-Hughes (1974 Phil. Mag. 30 293). To describe in high-temperature superconductors, Kramer-Dew-Hughes scaling law was modified by (a) an assumption of the angular dependence of all free-fitting parameters on the rotation angle and (b) by the replacement of the upper…
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TopicsPhysics of Superconductivity and Magnetism · Iron-based superconductors research · Superconductivity in MgB2 and Alloys
