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Let, as before,
denote the domain occupied by the
superconductor, and let
denote the hole (if any).
The exact expression for the Gibbs' free energy is
where the terms involving
must be taken as identically
zero in
(the hole).
From the previous definitions
in cell (i,j) is
approximated by
Notice that, since Li,j approximates
at cell (i,j),
and since ax, ay and Bz are small (remember that
distances are in units of
and fields in units of
Hc2(0)), the imaginary part of
must lie
in the branch that is closest to zero, i.e., between
and
.
Again, the terms involving
must be taken as
identically zero if Bulk (i,j) is false.
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Gustavo Carlos Buscaglia
2000-07-20