Conditions for synchronization in Josephson-junction arrays
A. A. Chernikov, G. Schmidt
DOI 10.1103/PhysRevE.52.3415 · Physical Review E
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Abstract
An effective perturbation theoretical method has been developed to study the dynamics of Josephson-junction series arrays. It is shown that the inclusion of junction capacitances, which is often ignored, has a significant impact on synchronization. Comparison of analytic with computational results over a wide range of parameters shows excellent agreement.
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