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Inversion symmetry of Josephson current as test of chiral domain wall motion in SrRuO

arXiv:1508.06706 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.92.100504

Abstract

Clarifying the chiral domains structure of superconducting SrRuO has been a long-standing issue in identifying its peculiar topological superconducting state. We evaluated the critical current versus the magnetic field of Nb/SrRuO Josephson junctions, changing the junction dimension in expectation of that the number of domains in the junction is controlled. exhibits a recovery from inversion symmetry breaking to invariance when the dimension is reduced to several microns. This inversion invariant behavior indicates the disappearance of domain walls; thus, the size of a single domain is estimated at approximately several microns.

5 pages, 4 figures, accepted for publication in Phys. Rev. B: Rapid communications

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