SUPERCONDUCTING QUANTUM INTERFERENCE DEVICES. 2. A MODEL FOR THE OPERATION OF PARTLY RESISTIVE SUPERCONDUCTING POINT CONTACT QUANTUM INTERFERENCE DEVICE.

J.G. Park, B. Slettenmark

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