Excess Resistance Effect in a Normal Metal Contacting a Superconductor
A. Kadigrobov, R. Shekhter, M. Jonson
Abstract
In relatively pure normal samples contacting a superconductor we consider the excess resistance effect (that is a decrease of the total electrical resistance of the sample after transition of the superconducting part into the normal state) and determine conditions under which the effect arises.
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