Current-Induced Chiral Phase Transition in a Josephson-Junction Array
M. V. Simkin
Abstract
It is predicted that the fully frustrated Josephson-junction array on a square lattice with alternating columns of junctions having a reduced critical current Iweak=μI0(with μ<1 and I0 the critical current of all other junctions) in certain range of μ will under increasing of the external current first change from the state with zero chirality to the state with nonzero one at the lower critical current Ic1 before entering nonsuperconducting state at the upper critical current Ic2.
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