Suppression and enhancement of the critical current in multiterminal S/N/S mesoscopic structures
R. Seviour, A. F. Volkov
Abstract
We analyse the measured critical current Im in a mesoscopic 4-terminal S/N/S structure. The current through the S/N interface is shown to consist not only of the Josephson component Ic ϕ, but also a phase-coherent part Isg ϕ of the subgap current. The current Im is determined by the both components Ic and Isg, and depends in a nonmonotonic way on the voltage V between superconductors and normal reservoirs reaching a maximum at V Δ/e. The obtained theoretical resultas are in qualitative agreement with recent experimental data.
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