0-pi transition in SFS junctions with strongly spin-dependent scattering
arXiv:cond-mat/0610299 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.75.132502
Abstract
We develop theory of proximity effect in a superconductor - GMR alloy - superconductor trilayers, which takes into account strong spin dependence of electron scattering of compositional disorder in a diluted ferromagnetic alloy. We show that in such a system the critical current oscillations as the function of the thickness of the ferromagnetic layer, with the period of , decay exponentially with the characteristic length of the order of the mean free path.
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