Electrodynamics of granular aluminum from superconductor to insulator: observation of collective superconducting modes
arXiv:1902.05843 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.99.094506
Abstract
We report on a detailed study of the optical response and phase diagram ( being the superconducting critical temperature and the normal state resistivity of the film) of granular aluminum, combining transport measurements and a high resolution optical spectroscopy technique. The phase diagram is discussed as resulting from an interplay between the phase stiffness, the Coulomb repulsion and the superconducting gap . We provide a direct evidence for two different types of well resolved sub-gap absorptions, at and at (decreasing with increasing resistivity).
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