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Andreev reflection and Josephson effect in the αα-T3 lattice

Published 24 May 2021 in cond-mat.mes-hall | (2105.11070v1)

Abstract: We investigate the Andreev reflection and Josephson effect in the α\alpha-T3 lattice which falls between graphene (α=0\alpha = 0) and the dice lattice (α=1\alpha = 1) by adjusting the parameter α\alpha. In the regime of specular Andreev reflection, when the incident energy of electron is small, the probability of Andreev reflection decreases as the parameter α\alpha increases. On the contrary, when the incident energy is large, the probability of Andreev reflection increases as the parameter α\alpha increases. Interestingly, when the incident energy approaches the superconducting energy-gap function, the Andreev reflection with approximate all-angle perfect transmission happens in the case of α=1\alpha = 1. In the regime of Andreev retro-reflection, when the parameter α\alpha increases, the probability of Andreev reflection increases regardless of the value of incident energy. When the incident energy approaches the superconducting energy-gap function, the Andreev reflection with approximate all-angle perfect transmission happens regardless of the value of α\alpha. We also give the differential conductance in these two regimes and find that the differential conductance increases as the parameter α\alpha increases generally. In addition, the α\alpha-T3 lattice-based Josephson current increases as α\alpha increases. When the length of junction approaches zero, the critical Josephson currents in the different values of α\alpha approach the same value.

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