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Development of HTS Josephson Junctions for SFQ Circuits

Wakana Hironori, Seiji Adachi, Tsunehiro Hato, Maruyama Michitaka, 良信 樽谷, Tanabe Keiichi

Published Jan 18, 2008• 0 citations
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