Superconducting junctions from non-superconducting doped CuO${}_2$ layers

Abstract

The theoretical approach proposed recently for description of redistribution of electronic charge in multilayered selectively doped systems is modified for a system with finite number of layers. A special attention is payed to the case of a finite heterostructure made of copper-oxide layers which are all non-superconducting (including non-conducting) because of doping levels being beyond the well-known characteristic interval for superconductivity. Specific finite structures and doping configurations are proposed to obtain atomically thin superconducting heterojunctions of different compositions.

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