In disordered superconductors carrying a dc supercurrent, TLS coupling to ac fields is parametrically enhanced at low ω, producing enhanced real ac conductivity and 1/f equilibrium current noise when TLS relaxation times are broadly distributed.
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A continuously driven Kerr parametric oscillator with third-order nonlinearity is operated as a tunable asymmetric double-well quantum simulator to study dissipative tunneling rates relevant to chemical activation.
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Properties of two level systems in current-carrying superconductors
In disordered superconductors carrying a dc supercurrent, TLS coupling to ac fields is parametrically enhanced at low ω, producing enhanced real ac conductivity and 1/f equilibrium current noise when TLS relaxation times are broadly distributed.
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Asymmetry Control in a Parametric Oscillator for the Quantum Simulation of Chemical Activation
A continuously driven Kerr parametric oscillator with third-order nonlinearity is operated as a tunable asymmetric double-well quantum simulator to study dissipative tunneling rates relevant to chemical activation.
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Underscreening and related phenomena in concentrated electrolytes
A heuristic model attributes underscreening in concentrated electrolytes to binding-induced diffusion barriers that suppress mobile particle concentration and increase screening length.