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报告人： Jared Cole 教授 (澳大利亚RMIT 大学) 报告摘要： The basis for superconducting electronics is the Josephson junction: a thin insulating barrier that separates two superconducting leads and thereby behaves as a tunneling barrier. These junctions are the nonlinear circuit element inside superconducting quantum interference devices, microwave electronics, and superconducting quantum computers. The width of this barrier can be as thin as two nanometers and the electronic properties of such junctions are therefore strongly dependent on the morphology of the barrier, both at the interfaces of the superconducting leads and within the metal oxide itself. Using a range of computational techniques we analyse the role of defects within the junctions, how the junctions are formed and how their electrical response depends on their microstructure. These simulated results are then compared to experimental measurements of junctions within various circuits. Our results provide new insights into the influence of fabrication conditions on the electrical response of metal-oxide barriers and the resulting performance of quantum technologies constructed from them. 报告人简历： Jared Cole 教授主要研究量子理论及应用，在量子计算和量子信息领域，自旋物理学等领域发表论文200余篇，总被引次数3800余次。 代表作： [1] Wilkinson, S.,Cole, J. (2019). Linear response theory of Josephson junction arrays in a microwave cavity, Physical Review B, 99, 1 – 13 [2] Muller, C.,Guan, S.,Vogt, N.,Cole, J.,Stace, T. (2018). Passive On-Chip Superconducting Circulator Using a Ring of Tunnel Junctions, Physical Review Letters, 120, 1 - 6 [3] Vaitkus, J.,Cole, J. (2018). Buttiker probes and the recursive Green's function: An efficient approach to include dissipation in general configurations, Physical Review B, 97, 1 - 12 [4] Jeske, J.,Lau, D.,Vidal, X.,McGuinness, L.,Reineck, P.,Johnson, B.,Doherty, M.,McCallum, J.,Onoda, S.,Jelezko, F.,Ohshima, T.,Volz, T.,Cole, J.,Gibson, B.,Greentree, A. (2017). Stimulated emission from nitrogen-vacancy centres in diamond, Nature Communications, 8, 1 - 8 |
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