Cluster-based Superconducting Tunneling Networks
arXiv:1202.4132 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.85.064518
Abstract
A 2D tunneling network consisting of nanoclusters placed on a surface is studied. It is shown that such a network is capable of transferring large supercurrent at high temperatures. For a realistic set of parameters the damping is quite small, and the smallness is due to strong renormalization of the capacitance of a cluster. The critical field also turns out to be lar
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