Josephsonstroom
Josephsonstroom is a term used in some theoretical discussions and popular science to denote the current that flows through a superconducting Josephson junction as described by the Josephson relations. The term blends the surname Josephson with the Dutch word stroom (current), and is not a standard, universally accepted designation in mainstream superconductivity literature.
In essence, Josephsonstroom refers to the phase-coherent current that flows without dissipation when the junction is
In mathematical terms, the current through a single Josephson junction under voltage drive is described by
Usage and status: The term "Josephsonstroom" is not part of the rigorous nomenclature; it appears mainly in
See also: Josephson effect, Josephson junction, superconductivity, Shapiro steps, quantum circuits.