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Phase coherence in shorted 2D Josephson junction arrays shunted by resistive load in presence of disorder and magnetic field are investigated theoretically and experimentally. Using computer simulation it is shown that magnetic field negatively influences radiation properties of such arrays. Similarly to XY-type of 2D arrays maximal spread in junction parameters which allows stable phase-locking state is ±11%. 2D arrays with topology of those investigated theoretically were fabricated using high-Tc superconductor junction technology. The phase-coherence (voltage locking) between rows was observed experimentally.
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Pivarč, J., Beuven, S., Seidel, P. et al. Theoretical and experimental investigation of phase coherence in shorted 2D arrays of high-T c Josephson junctions. J Low Temp Phys 106, 339–344 (1997). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02399636
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