Maximum supercurrent in two Josephson-junction stacks: Theory and experiment
G. Carapella, G. Costabile, S. Sakai, N. F. Pedersen
DOI 10.1103/PhysRevB.58.6497 · Physical Review B
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Abstract
The interaction between two long Josephson junctions in a stack is investigated experimentally in the absence of applied magnetic field. Mutual interaction is observed when both junctions or only one junction in the stack is in the zero voltage state. To account for the observed phenomena we propose a model that takes into account the nonuniform self-fields generated by the bias currents.
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