Polar chiral active matter is formally isomorphic to a disordered resistively shunted Josephson array, supporting information supercurrents and providing a microscopic derivation of Goldstone spin waves for inertial flocking models.
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Time-dependent BdG simulations show low-order Shapiro steps in barrier velocity versus chemical potential difference for ring-trapped superfluid Fermi gases, with quantization in units of ħω/2.
Dual dc bias on a Bloch transistor produces phase-locked Josephson-Bloch oscillations yielding dual Shapiro steps at I_B = 2e f_J and exact transconductance 1/R_Q.
Simulations identify distinct regimes in 1D Bose-Josephson dynamics: coherent oscillations, imbalance-driven dephasing with collapse-revival, equilibration with fragmentation, and strong-interaction dynamical freezing with suppressed tunneling.
Theoretical calculations for S/F/S Josephson junctions with GdIr2Si2 thin films predict an anomalous phase shift of order unity and a magnetization-tunable Josephson diode effect with efficiency up to 0.3.
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Polar chiral active matter as a motile, disordered Josephson array: Information supercurrents and Goldstone spin waves
Polar chiral active matter is formally isomorphic to a disordered resistively shunted Josephson array, supporting information supercurrents and providing a microscopic derivation of Goldstone spin waves for inertial flocking models.
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Shapiro steps of superfluid Fermi gases in a ring trap across the BCS--BEC crossover
Time-dependent BdG simulations show low-order Shapiro steps in barrier velocity versus chemical potential difference for ring-trapped superfluid Fermi gases, with quantization in units of ħω/2.
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Dual Shapiro steps and fundamental transconductance in dc driven Bloch transistor
Dual dc bias on a Bloch transistor produces phase-locked Josephson-Bloch oscillations yielding dual Shapiro steps at I_B = 2e f_J and exact transconductance 1/R_Q.
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Dynamics of one-dimensional Bose-Josephson Junction in a Box Trap: From Coherent Oscillations to Many-Body Dephasing and Dynamical Freezing
Simulations identify distinct regimes in 1D Bose-Josephson dynamics: coherent oscillations, imbalance-driven dephasing with collapse-revival, equilibration with fragmentation, and strong-interaction dynamical freezing with suppressed tunneling.
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Anomalous phase shift and superconducting diode effect in Josephson junctions via thin films of rare-earth intermetallic magnets
Theoretical calculations for S/F/S Josephson junctions with GdIr2Si2 thin films predict an anomalous phase shift of order unity and a magnetization-tunable Josephson diode effect with efficiency up to 0.3.