Phase-coherent effects in multiterminal superconductor/normal metal mesoscopic structures
arXiv:cond-mat/0003370 · doi:10.1016/S0921-4534(00)01667-1
Abstract
In this report we analyse three effects which may arise in a mesoscopic multiterminal S/N structure (two normal and two superconducting reservoirs). We show that the Josephson critical current is a non-monotonic function of a voltage between the normal reservoirs. The influence of the spin-polarized electrons on the Josephson critical current was also studied. We show that if there is a temperature difference between the normal reservoirs, a voltage between the superconductors and normal conductors arises which oscillates as the phase difference varies. Its magnitude is much greater than the thermoemf in the case of the ordinary thermoelectric effect.
Report presented at Intern. Symposium on Mesoscopic Superconductivity (MS2000, 8-10 March, Japan). Replaced with correct TEX file
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