Plasma Frequency in Josephson Junctions with a Non-Sinusoidal Current-Phase Relation

Daulet Sergeyev

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Plasma Frequency in Josephson Junctions with a Non-Sinusoidal Current-Phase Relation

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In this article we consider the modulation of the plasma frequency switching current-phase dependence of Josephson systems based on the CuO2 harmonic mode into the anharmonic one. It is established the increase of the plasma frequency in the cuprate high-temperature superconductors arising due to deviation of dependence current-phase between the oxide planes in high-temperature superconductors from the standard sine wave form.

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Daulet Sergeyev

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Josephson Effect, Josephson Junction, Non-Sinusoidal Current-Phase Relation, Plasma Frequency

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