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Superconductivity is the transmission of current with no resistive losses, and is one of the most active areas of condensed matter physics research.
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Second harmonic of Josephoson current
The expression of Josephson current including the second harmonic between two s-wave superconductors is
$$ I_{J}=I_{1}sin(\phi)+I_{2}sin(2\phi) $$
I try to calculate $I_{2}$ by following derivation in …
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