Glassy Dynamics of the Superconductor-Insulator Transition of Ultrathin Granular Al Films in a Parallel Magnetic Field
Abstract:
The investigation of the dynamics in glassy systems (magnetic spin glass, electron glass, etc.) have proven to be very useful in understanding the connections between non-equilibrium behavior and their microscopic origins. In this talk, I review a relatively overlooked system exhibiting slow glassy dynamics, the first-order superconductor-insulator transition of ultrathin granular aluminum films in a parallel magnetic field. These films may constitute a new class of glassy system, a Josephson glass.
Time: Nov. 20, Tuesday, noon.
Location: Rm. 435, Nicholson Hall.
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