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The study of the interaction between superconductivity and charge ordering ishelpful to resolve the pairing mechanism in high-temperature superconductors.Recently, several resistance oscillations studies trigger the speculation thata long-range charge ordering, with an enormous mesh size of several tens ofnanometer, can possibly emerge in underdoped high Tc superconductor. However,spectroscopy studies have not traced this kind of long-range charge ordering.Here, we clarify the disagreement between the transport and spectroscopystudies on the mysterious long-range charge ordering by investigating themagneto-oscillations in underdoped Bi2Sr2CaCu2O8+{\delta} flakes. Inspired bythe observation that the oscillations evolve from a periodic to an aperiodicone with decreasing doping level, we conclude that the magneto-oscillations canbe generated by the interaction between vortices and superconducting loops thatenclose randomly distributed underdoped puddles while an assumption oflong-range charge ordering is not necessary.

Vortex-driven periodic and aperiodic magnetoresistance oscillations in cuprates