Numerical study of long Josephson junctions coupled to a high-Q cavity
N. Gro/nbech-Jensen, N. F. Pedersen, A. Davidson, R. D. Parmentier
DOI 10.1103/PhysRevB.42.6035 · Physical Review B
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Abstract
Long Josephson junctions coupled to a high-Q resonator are studied numerically and compared with recently published approximative results, obtained by using a perturbative approach to the fluxon motion in the junction. The similarities and differences in the two approaches are discussed.
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