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25 April 2024
 
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Admittance of a long diffusive SNS junction
K. S. Tikhonov ; M. V. Feigel'man ;
Date 9 Dec 2014
AbstractThe dynamical properties of hybrid normal metal/superconductor structures have recently come into research focus both experimentally and theoretically. Recent experimental studies of the coherent admittance $% Y(omega )$ of SNS rings as function of the phase difference $phi _{0}$ are still not fully understood. Here we concentrate on the linear response regime, calculating $Y(omega )$ by solving Usadel equations, linearised in electric field. Although partially reproducing previously known results, we find qualitatively different behaviour in the collisionless regime of $ au _{in}^{-1}ll omega lesssim E_{Th}$ and high temperature $Tgg E_{Th}$ and low temperature $Tlesssim E_{Th}$ near the minigap closing $phi _{0}sim pi $. We find that the dissipative part $mbox{Re}Y(omega )$ peaks when the minigap closes (at a phase difference of $pi $) even at high temperatures, when the equilibrium supercurrent is fully suppressed.
Source arXiv, 1412.2879
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