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200	1		_aSuperconductivity in nanowires _efabrication and quantum transport _fAlexey Bezyadin
210			_aWeinheim [DE] _cWiley-VCH _dcop. 2013
215			_a1 vol. (XXIX-252 p.) _cIll.en noir et en coul., couv. ill. en coul. _d25 cm
320			_aBibliographie p. 241-245. Index
330			_aLa 4e de couv. indique : "The importance and actuality of nanotechnology is unabated and will be for years to come. A main challenge is to understand the various properties of certain nanostructures, and how to generate structures with specific properties for use in actual applications in Electrical Engineering and Medicine. One of the most important structures are nanowires, in particular superconducting ones. They are highly promising for future electronics, transporting current without resistance and at scales of a few nanometers. To fabricate wires to certain defined standards however, is a major challenge, and so is the investigation and understanding of these properties in the first place. A promising approach is to use carbon nanotubes as well as DNA structures as templates. Many fundamental theoretical questions are still unanswered, e.g. related to the role of quantum fluctuations. This work is tackling them and provides a detailed analysis of the transport properties of such ultrathin wires. It presents an account of theoretical models, charge transport experiments, and also conveys the latest experimental findings regarding fabrication, measurements, and theoretical analysis. In particular, it is the only available resource for the approach of using DNA and carbon nanotubes for nanowire fabrication. It is intended for graduate students and young researchers interested in nanoscale superconductivity. The readers are assumed to have knowledge of the basics of quantum mechanics and superconductivity."
359	2		_b1 Introduction _b2 Selected theoretical topics relevant to superconducting nanowires _b3 Stewart–McCumber model _b4 Fabrication of nanowires using molecular templates _b5 Experimental methods _b6 Resistance of nanowires made of superconducting materials _b7 Golubev and Zaikin theory of thermally activated phase slips _b8 Stochastic premature switching and Kurkijärvi theory _b9 Macroscopic quantum tunneling in thin wires _b10 Superconductor–insulator transition (SIT) in thin and short wires _b11 Bardeen formula for the temperature dependence of the critical current _bAppendix A superconductivity in MoGe Alloys _bAppendix B Variance and the variance estimator _bAppendix C Problems and solutions
410			_008330312X _tPhysics textbook
606			_3029480558 _aSupraconductivité _2rameau
606			_308696982X _aNanofils _2rameau
606			_3050734334 _aNanotubes _2rameau
700		1	_3175708266 _aBezryadin _bAlexey _f19..-.... _cauteur en physique _4070