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Josephson effect in structures with nontunnel conductivity

A. B. Zorin, K. K. Likharev

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A model of a Josephson junction with indirect conductivity is considered in which an impermeable barrier separating the superconductors contains a large quantity of small (kFa⪡ 1) orifices. It is shown that in such a structure the Josephson effect is described well by the well known theory previously developed for tunnel junctions.

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A model of a Josephson junction with indirect conductivity is considered in which an impermeable barrier separating the superconductors contains a large quantity of small (kFa⪡ 1) orifices. It is shown that in such a structure the Josephson effect is described well by the well known theory previously developed for tunnel junctions.

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A model of a Josephson junction with indirect conductivity is considered in which an impermeable barrier separating the superconductors contains a large quantity of small (kFa⪡ 1) orifices. It is shown that in such a structure the Josephson effect is described well by the well known theory previously developed for tunnel junctions.

Key concepts: Conductivity, Josephson effect, Condensed matter physics, Materials science, Physics, Superconductivity, Quantum mechanics

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