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Skin Effect Problem With The Displacement Current In Maxwell Plasma By The Source Method
We found the analytical solution to the problem of the skin effect for
Maxwell plasma with the use of the kinetic equation, where the frequency of
electron collisions is constant. We use the specular reflection of electrons
from the surface as a boundary condition. The behavior of an impedance near to
a plasma resonance is considered. We consider limiting cases of skin effect.Comment: 5 figure
Magnetic oscillations of critical current in intrinsic Josephson-junction stacks
A key phenomenon related to the Josephson effect is oscillations of different
properties of superconducting tunneling junctions with magnetic field. We
consider magnetic oscillations of the critical current in stacks of intrinsic
Josephson junctions, which are realized in mesas fabricated from layered
high-temperature superconductors. The oscillation behavior is very different
from the case of a single junction. Depending on the stack lateral size,
oscillations may have either the period of half flux quantum per junction
(wide-stack regime) or one flux quantum per junction (narrow-stack regime). We
study in detail the crossover between these two regimes. Typical size
separating the regimes is proportional to magnetic field meaning that the
crossover can be driven by the magnetic field. In the narrow-stack regime the
lattice structure experiences periodic series of phase transitions between
aligned rectangular configuration and triangular configuration. Triangular
configurations in this regime is realized only in narrow regions near
magnetic-field values corresponding to integer number of flux quanta per
junction.Comment: 17 pages, 11 figures, subm. Phys. Rev.
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