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Averaged equations for Josephson junction series arrays with LRC load

Abstract

We derive the averaged equations describing a series array of Josephson junctions shunted by a parallel inductor-resistor-capacitor load. We assume that the junctions have negligable capacitance ($β= 0$), and derive averaged equations which turn out to be completely tractable: in particular the stability of both in-phase and splay states depends on a single parameter, $\del$. We find an explicit expression for $δ$ in terms of the load parameters and the bias current. We recover (and refine) a common claim found in the technical literature, that the in-phase state is stable for inductive loads and unstable for capacitive loads.

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Kurt Wiesenfeld, James W. Swift. 1994-08-26. Averaged equations for Josephson junction series arrays with LRC load. https://doi.org/10.1103/physreve.51.1020

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