  The geometrization of electrodynamics is obtained by performing the complex
extension of the covariant derivative operator to include the Cartan torsion
vector and applying this derivative to the Ginzburg-Landau equation of
superfluids and Superconductors.It is shown that the introduction of torsion
makes a shift in the symmetry breaking vacuum.Torsion loops are computed from
geometrical phases outside the superconductor.Inside the superconductor the
torsion vanishes which represents the Meissner effect for torsion geometry.
Torsion in general equals the London supercurrent.It is possible to place a
limit on the size of superconductor needed to give an estimate to torsion.
