Nonlinear Magnetization in Superconductors with s+d Ordering
Joseph Betouras, Robert Joynt (University of Wisconsin-Madison)

TL;DR
This paper develops a Ginzburg-Landau theoretical approach to analyze nonlinear magnetization in superconductors, especially those with mixed s+d order parameters, revealing effects on penetration depth and symmetry scenarios.
Contribution
It introduces a calculational method for nonlinear magnetization in superconductors with multiple order parameters, extending previous models to include s+d mixing.
Findings
Corrections to penetration depth are proportional to the square of the applied field.
Anisotropy in penetration depth is quantified.
Temperature dependence of magnetization is derived.
Abstract
The nonlinear magnetization is considered within the Ginzburg-Landau theoretical framework, in the Meissner regime. A calculational method in the case of conventional superconductors (one order parameter) is developed and is extended for the case of two order parameters (s+d mixing). It is confirmed that corrections tou the penetration depth, in the mean field analysis, are of the order of where is the applied field. We analyze carefully the possible solutions which lead to different scenarios in the physics of the symmetry of the order parameter. The anisotropy in the penetration depth is calculated and the temperature dependence of the magnetization is extracted. We discuss the relevant experimental results in the light of these calculations.
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