Abstract
Recent experiments on Bi{sub 2}Sr{sub 2}CaCu{sub 2}O{sub 8{minus}{ital y}} superconductors at zero magnetic field have been performed with a transformer configuration of contacts. We interpret the experimental data on the basis of large-scale Langevin dynamical simulations of a three dimensional (3D) Josephson lattice with a current bias through a single plane. We show that the experimentally observed effects can be attributed to linking thermal vortex loop excitations that cause voltages in neighboring superconducting planes to lock in a narrow temperature range near the 3D phase transition.
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