The hole doped high T-c copper oxides have a d-wave order parameter with li
ne nodes in the gap, and the extended quasiparticle states near the nodes a
re expected to dominate the bulk density of states at low energy in a magne
tic field H. In a semiclassical approach the effect of the vortex cores on
these states is accounted for through the Doppler shift associated with the
circulating supercurrents and this has lead to a good understanding of the
specific heat. The local density of states (LDOS) measured in STM is also
affected by the existence of supercurrents. This leads to ridges on the LDO
S as a function of energy which are not present in the H = 0 case. The posi
tion of the resulting structure in energy and in distance from the vortex c
ore is described.