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Computer simulation of tunneling characteristics of superconducting nanostructures Supervisor: Dr. Yury Shukrinov Co-supervisors: Ilhom Rahmonov Kirill Kulikov Laboratory of Theoretical Physics Students: Ale Popelka , Czech Technical


  1. Computer simulation of tunneling characteristics of superconducting nanostructures Supervisor: Dr. Yury Shukrinov Co-supervisors: Ilhom Rahmonov Kirill Kulikov Laboratory of Theoretical Physics Students: Aleš Popelka , Czech Technical University in Prague, Czech Republic Martin Synek , Czech Technical University in Prague, Czech Republic Vlad-Stefan Raducanu , University of Bucharest, Romania

  2. Outline I. The effect of Josephson II. Intrinsic Josephson junctions III. Shapiro steps IV. Model and method of simulation V. Results VI. Conclusions

  3. The effect of Josephson

  4. Shapiro steps

  5. Intrinsic Josephson junctions Bi 2 Sr 2 CaCu 2 O 8+ δ ► The layered high-Tc superconducting materials as Bi 2 Sr 2 CaCu 2 O 8+ δ can be considered as a stack of Josephson junctions. In this system the intrinsic Josephson effect was observed. ► This system can be used as a terahertz electromagnetic radiation sources.

  6. Stack of Josephson junctions  We solved the differential equations system with the Runge-Kutta method of order 4, for fixed value of the current I.  We obtained the voltage – time dependence at the fixed current.  We calculated the average value of the voltage over time and put the point on the CVC at the corresponding fixed current value.  We computed the charge density as being proportional to the voltage difference between two neighbor layers.  We repeated this procedure by increasing and decreasing the current in small steps.

  7. Results for single JJ without external radiation β =1.5

  8. FFT analysis for sinusoidal voltage

  9. Results for single JJ with external radiation

  10. Results for stack JJ without external radiation

  11. Results for stack JJ with external radiation

  12. Results for stack JJ with external radiation

  13. Conclusions  The mathematical modeling of the system gave us some of the physical properties: calculate CVC, demonstration of Josephson oscillations, Shapiro steps on the CVC, parametric resonance and longitudinal plasma wave in the stack of Josephson junctions.  Was demonstrated the possibility of realization of parametric resonance in the stack of Josephson junctions.  In the parametric resonance region and nearby some Shapiro steps is observed existence of the longitudinal plasma wave. There are regions where charge is nonzero.  In the presence of radiation the wavelength of the plasma wave changes.

  14. Thank you for your attention ! Q&A

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