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Coherent transfer of Cooper pairs by a movable grain
L Y Gorelik ; A Isacsson ; Y M Galperin ; R I Shekhter ; M Jonson ;
Date 24 May 2001
Journal Nature, 411 (6836), 454-7
AbstractSuperconducting circuits that incorporate Josephson junctions are of considerable experimental and theoretical interest, particularly in the context of quantum computing. A nanometre-sized superconducting grain (commonly referred to as a Cooper-pair box) connected to a reservoir by a Josephson junction is an important example of such a system. Although the grain contains a large number of electrons, it has been experimentally demonstrated that its states are given by a superposition of only two charge states (differing by 2e, where e is the electronic charge). Coupling between charge transfer and mechanical motion in nanometre-sized structures has also received considerable attention. Here we demonstrate theoretically that a movable Cooper-pair box oscillating periodically between two remote superconducting electrodes can serve as a mediator of Josephson coupling, leading to coherent transfer of Cooper pairs between the electrodes. Both the magnitude and the direction of the resulting Josephson current can be controlled by externally applied electrostatic fields.
Source PubMed, pmid11373672 doi: 10.1038/35078027
Other source [GID 59714] cond-mat/0012201
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