1970
DOI: 10.1103/physrevlett.25.794
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Current-Phase Relations in Superconducting Bridges

Abstract: Since p is about fc 0 (H 2 k 0 2 /2m = e F , the Fermi energy), and k Show more

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“…0 is still explicitly present in the last term of Eq. (12). However, for small A this term is small except for [TI close to 7r/2 when cos -2 y is large.…”
Section: Static Properties Of Two-and Three-dimensional Superconductimentioning
confidence: 95%
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“…0 is still explicitly present in the last term of Eq. (12). However, for small A this term is small except for [TI close to 7r/2 when cos -2 y is large.…”
Section: Static Properties Of Two-and Three-dimensional Superconductimentioning
confidence: 95%
“…On this basis, the Ginzburg-Landau equation to be solved is dEg . 12 3 AE( coshz "0 -sin2 0)(g 3-g) = 0 (17) d'r/2 g The same discussion applies as regards the importance of the last term as for three-dimensional constrictions. Even for very small A, sufficiently far from the neck A 2 cosh 2 r/ is large enough to dominate the equation, leading to g = 1 for large r/.…”
Section: Two-dimensional Channelsmentioning
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