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1. link.springer.com › article › 10Introduction: the Josephson Effect and Its Role in Physics

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   Jan 27, 2021 · Alex Braginski revisits beneficial consequences of the Josephson effect for science and economy, with a special focus on the impact of Josephson devices and circuits in many areas of science and in geophysical prospecting for minerals.

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3. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Josephson_effectJosephson effect - Wikipedia

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   In physics, the Josephson effect is a phenomenon that occurs when two superconductors are placed in proximity, with some barrier or restriction between them.

4. link.springer.com › chapter › 10Introductory Notes on the Josephson Effect: Main Concepts and ...

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   Sep 17, 2019 · This chapter serves as a general introduction on the Josephson effect presenting concepts and notions that... We have never had so many different types of Josephson junctions as nowadays, with so many open questions on their nature and on their ultimate performances.

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5. modern-physics.org › josephson-effectJosephson Effect - Understanding & Uses

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   May 29, 2024 · The Josephson Effect is a fundamental phenomenon in the realm of quantum physics and superconductivity. Discovered in 1962 by British physicist Brian Josephson, it relates to the behavior of a supercurrent (a current that flows indefinitely long without any resistance) across two superconducting materials separated by a very thin non ...

6. link.springer.com › chapter › 10Andreev Reflection, Andreev Levels, and the Josephson Effect

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   Aug 17, 2021 · The Josephson effect, in which a supercurrent flows across an SNS junction even in the absence of an applied voltage, is probably the most famous phenomenon in mesoscopic superconductivity. Moreover, it is the foundation of quantum information processing with superconducting circuits.

7. www.scientificamerican.com › the-josephson-effectsThe Josephson Effects - Scientific American

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   The Josephson Effects. Predicted in 1962 by a British graduate student, these two unusual manifestations of the superconducting state have now been observed directly. Their theoretical and ...

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   What is a Josephson effect in physics?

   • The AC Josephson effect is the oscillation of current due to the energy difference between the two systems caused by an imposed asymmetric chemical potential of Noether charge. As an example of novel physics, a Josephson effect is predicted between two crystalline solids, potentially measurable as a force periodic in the separation distance. 1.

   Theory of generalized Josephson effects - Oxford Academic

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   Why is the Josephson effect important?

   • Saro Fazio in his note highlights the importance of the Josephson effect in the realization of quantum simulators, thus its pivotal role also in the emerging field of quantum technologies.

   Introduction: the Josephson Effect and Its Role in Physics

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   What effects are predicted by Josephson?

   • There are three main effects predicted by Josephson that follow directly from the Josephson equations: The DC Josephson effect is a direct current crossing the insulator in the absence of any external electromagnetic field, owing to tunneling.

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   What are the practical applications of the Josephson effect?

   • The practical applications of the Josephson Effect are diverse, impacting fields like quantum computing, metrology, and magnetic field sensing. One of the most noteworthy uses is in the design of superconducting quantum interference devices (SQUIDs), which are highly sensitive magnetometers used in various scientific and medical applications.

   Josephson Effect | Understanding & Uses - Modern Physics Insights

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   What is a 'fractional' Josephson effect?

   • In contrast to ordinary Josephson currents, this contribution reflects tunneling of half of a Cooper pair across the junction. Such a ‘fractional’ Josephson effect has been later established in other systems supporting Majorana modes and in direct junctions between p-wave superconductors.

   Introductory Notes on the Josephson Effect: Main Concepts

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   What is the Josephson effect in condensed matter physics?

   • Another example of the Josephson effect as a key for other central issues in condensed matter physics is given by the manuscript of Yukio Tanaka and Shun Tamura, who deal with the theoretical achievements on the physics of surface Andreev bound state and odd-frequency pairing.

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9. academic.oup.com › ptep › articleTheory of generalized Josephson effects - Oxford Academic

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   Jul 27, 2020 · The AC Josephson effect is the oscillation of current due to the energy difference between the two systems caused by an imposed asymmetric chemical potential of Noether charge. As an example of novel physics, a Josephson effect is predicted between two crystalline solids, potentially measurable as a force periodic in the separation distance.