Detection of Striped Superconductors Using Magnetic Field Modulated Josephson Effect
arXiv:0903.5052 · doi:10.1007/s10948-012-2075-2
Abstract
In a very interesting recent Letter\cite{berg}, the authors suggested that a novel form of superconducting state is realized in LaBaCuO with close to 1/8. This suggestion was based on experiments\cite{li} on this compound which found predominantly two-dimensional (2D) characters of the superconducting state, with extremely weak interplane coupling. Later this specific form of superconducting state was termed striped superconductors\cite{berg08}. The purpose of this note is to point out that the suggested form\cite{berg} of the superconducting order parameter can be detected directly using magnetic field modulated Josephson effect.
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