2. Josephson effect; Josephson junction model
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The Josephson junction consists of a thin insulating barrier separating two superconductors. As long as the applied current I does not exceed a critical current I c , the Cooper pairs can tunnel through the insulating barrier without developing a voltage across it. The macroscopic wave function undergoes, across the junction, a phase difference θ given by (first Josephson relation):
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Superconducting Electronics. Edited by Harold Weinstock and Martin Nisenoff NATO ASI Series. Series F: Computer and Systems Sciences, Vol. 59 (1989).
Superconducting Devices. Edited by Steven T. Ruggiero and David A. Rudman. Academic Press, Inc, New York (1990).
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