From two dimensions to wire networks in a dice-lattice Josephson array
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| author | Bondar, J. D. Banszerus, L. Marshall, W. Lindemann, T. Zhang, T. Manfra, M. J. Marcus, C. M. Vaitiekėnas, S. |
| author_facet | Bondar, J. D. Banszerus, L. Marshall, W. Lindemann, T. Zhang, T. Manfra, M. J. Marcus, C. M. Vaitiekėnas, S. |
| contents | We investigate Josephson arrays consisting of a dice-lattice network of superconducting weak links surrounding rhombic plaquettes of proximitized semiconductor. Josephson coupling of the weak links and electron density in the plaquettes are independently controlled by separate electrostatic gates. Applied magnetic flux results in an intricate pattern of switching currents associated with frustration, $f$. For depleted plaquettes, the switching current is nearly periodic in $f$, expected for a phase-only description, while occupied plaquettes yield a decreasing envelope of switching currents with increasing $f$. A model of flux dependence based on ballistic small-area junctions and diffusive large-area plaquettes yields excellent agreement with experiment. |
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| spellingShingle | From two dimensions to wire networks in a dice-lattice Josephson array Bondar, J. D. Banszerus, L. Marshall, W. Lindemann, T. Zhang, T. Manfra, M. J. Marcus, C. M. Vaitiekėnas, S. Mesoscale and Nanoscale Physics We investigate Josephson arrays consisting of a dice-lattice network of superconducting weak links surrounding rhombic plaquettes of proximitized semiconductor. Josephson coupling of the weak links and electron density in the plaquettes are independently controlled by separate electrostatic gates. Applied magnetic flux results in an intricate pattern of switching currents associated with frustration, $f$. For depleted plaquettes, the switching current is nearly periodic in $f$, expected for a phase-only description, while occupied plaquettes yield a decreasing envelope of switching currents with increasing $f$. A model of flux dependence based on ballistic small-area junctions and diffusive large-area plaquettes yields excellent agreement with experiment. |
| title | From two dimensions to wire networks in a dice-lattice Josephson array |
| topic | Mesoscale and Nanoscale Physics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.07412 |