Temperature Dependence of Andreev Reflection Current of N–I–S Junction

Shigeru YOSHIMORI; Masanori SUEYOSHI; Ryuichi TAKANO; Akiko FUJIWARA; Mitsuo KAWAMURA

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Shigeru YOSHIMORI, Masanori SUEYOSHI, Ryuichi TAKANO, Akiko FUJIWARA, Mitsuo KAWAMURA, "Temperature Dependence of Andreev Reflection Current of N–I–S Junction" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals, vol. E77-A, no. 11, pp. 1954-1956, November 1994, doi: .
Abstract: Precise measurements of temperature dependence of the Andreev reflection current for the N–I–S junctions were carried out. Au and Pb were used as N (normal metal) and S (superconducting material), respectively. The experimental results agreed with the analyses based on the Arnold theory.
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