Superconducting proximity effects in magnetic metals
E. A. Demler, G. B. Arnold, M. R. Beasley
DOI 10.1103/PhysRevB.55.15174 · Physical Review B
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Abstract
We explain the basic physics behind oscillatory effects in superconductor/metallic ferromagnet (S/F) sandwiches, and describe the important effects of the spin orbit scattering in these systems. We find that spin-orbit scattering plays a major role in the physics of the superconducting proximity effect with a conducting ferromagnet. As examples, we present calculations of the Tc of an S/F bilayer and the Josephson current (near Tc) of an S/F/S trilayer.
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