Using Annular Josephson Tunnel Junctions to Monitor Causal Horizon
R. Monaco, R. J. Rivers
Abstract
If systems change as fast as possible as they pass through a phase transition then the initial domain structure is constrained by causality. We shall show how we can trace these causal horizons by measuring the spontaneous production of flux in annular Josephson Tunnel Junctions as a function of the quench time τQ into the superconducting phase. A specific test of our analysis is that the probability P1 to trap a single fluxon at the N-S transition clearly follows an allometric dependence on τQ as P1 = a τQ-σ, with a scaling exponent σ= 0.25, in agreement with the data.
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