Three-Dimensional Josephson-Junction Arrays in the Quantum Regime
T. K. Kopeć, Jorge V. José
DOI 10.1103/PhysRevLett.84.749 · Physical Review Letters
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Abstract
We study the quantum phase transition properties of a three-dimensional periodic array of Josephson junctions with charging energy that includes both the self and mutual junction capacitances. We use the phase fluctuation algebra between number and phase operators, given by the Euclidean group E2, and we effectively map the problem onto a solvable quantum generalization of the spherical model. We obtain a phase diagram as a function of temperature, Josephson coupling, and charging energy. We also analyze the corresponding fluctuation conductivity and its universal scaling form in the vicinity of the zero-temperature quantum critical point.
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