Topology-Induced Critical Current Enhancement in Josephson Networks
P. Silvestrini, R. Russo, V. Corato, B. Ruggiero, C. Granata, S. Rombetto, M. Russo, M. Cirillo, A. Trombettoni, P. Sodano
Abstract
We investigate the properties of Josephson junction networks with inhomogeneous architecture. The networks are shaped as "quare comb" planar lattices on which Josephson junctions link superconducting islands arranged in the plane to generate the pertinent topology. Compared to the behavior of reference linear arrays, the temperature dependencies of the Josephson currents of the branches of the network exhibit relevant differences. The observed phenomena evidence new and surprising behavior of superconducting Josephson arrays as well as remarkable similarities with bosonic junction arrays.
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