Controllable 0–π Josephson junctions containing a ferromagnetic spin valve
Authors:
- Bethany M. NiedzielskiBNBethany M. Niedzielski
- Joseph A. GlickJGJoseph A. Glick
- Yixing WangYWYixing Wang
- Reza LoloeeRLReza Loloee
- W. P. Pratt JrWJW. P. Pratt Jr
- Norman O. BirgeNorman O. Birge
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- 14 March 2016
- journal article
- Published by Springer Nature in Nature Physics
- Vol. 12 (6) , 564-567
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