This idealization does not seems to be possible at all in the context of Maxwell's equations with pointlike particles.
This is what happens when you apply a DC voltage across a Josephson junction.
It is called "AC effect" because when we apply a DC voltage, it produces an alternating current on the device.
By looking at the Josephson equations, we see that a positive constant, then just increases linearly without bound.
Therefore, from the first equation:we see that the current will just vary sinusoidally between .
This meas that we can use a Josephson junction as a perfect voltage to frequency converter.
Wikipedia mentions that this frequency is , so it is very very high, so we are not able to view individual points of the sine curve separately with our instruments.
Also it is likely not going to be very useful for many practical applications in this mode.
An I-V curve can also be seen at: Figure "Electron microscope image of a Josephson junction its I-V curve".
I-V curve of the AC Josephson effect
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Voltage is horizontal, current vertical. The vertical bar in the middle is the effect of interest: the current is going up and down very quickly between , the Josephson current of the device. Because it is too quick for the oscilloscope, we just see a solid vertical bar.
The non vertical curves at right and left are just other effects we are not interested in.
TODO what does it mean that there is no line at all near the central vertical line? What happens at those voltages?
Superconducting Transition of Josephson junction by Christina Wicker (2016)
Source. Amazing video that presumably shows the screen of a digital oscilloscope doing a voltage sweep as temperature is reduced and superconductivity is reached.
Ionizing and non-ionizing radiation by 
Ciro Santilli 35 Updated 2025-01-29 +Created 1970-01-01
Ciro Santilli 35 Updated 2025-01-29 +Created 1970-01-01A fundamental component of three-level lasers.
As mentioned at youtu.be/_JOchLyNO_w?t=581 from Video "How Lasers Work by Scientized (2017)", they stay in that state for a long time compared to non spontaneous emission of metastable states!
phys.libretexts.org/Courses/University_of_California_Davis/UCD%3A_Physics_9HE_-_Modern_Physics/06%3A_Emission_and_Absorption_of_Photons/6.3%3A_Lasers mentions that they are kept in that excited state due to selection rules.
This is also one of mechanisms behind phosphorescence with triplet states.
This is the first of many love declarations and mentions EMBII makes of his partner Chiharu! This came just one day afte the very first uploads of the system.
ILoveYouMore.jpgMessage:Note that she's Japanese and not really bond, it's hair dye.
My Dearest Chiharu....I Love you more. <3 Eric
OurWedding.jpgMessage:
My Dearest Chiharu, I will love you forever. Taken Aug 6th 2014 in Ipswich, SD.
MadyBobbyOffToCollege.jpgAssociated messages:EMBII's daughter, Maddy Bobby, (presumably not with Chiharu) is going off to college! Sadface.
A #father could not ask for more perfect daughters. I #Love you both so much!! <3 PaMy oldest daugher moves into the dorms tomorrow morning. Dear Mady, You are forever my baby. <3 Pa
Chiharu EMBII and The Atom Sea say Happy Halloween.jpgMessage:so their location was: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fargo,_North_Dakota
#Chiharu #embii & the #AtomSea #Fargo #ND
Chiharu.jpgMessages:and:TODO actual Italy? Or some place named Italy in the US? One of the photos is from the First Lutheran church in Fargo, Nort Dacota.
mini camera test #Wilson #Chiharu #embii #Broadway #Fargo #ND
"Trip to Italy" Mini Digital Camera N. Broadway, Fargo, ND 49°F
Loraine.jpg"Loraine" on tx b4b8fe752a258f95b191b8c5426319ee0e8d41d5db53ea2ae18beed141cbb9bd, block 448352 (2017-01-15).
Photographer unknown, but presumably EMBII's father or another close family member.
Message:EMBII's mum died :-(
In loving memory of Loraine Elizabeth White
Cost: ~0.001 BTC ~ $0.80 at the time.
SatoFamily.jpgThis one gives Chiharu's full identity with picture basically. Message:so presumably Chiharu's full name is Chiharu Sato.
The Sato Family Arrives from Japan! Taken Aug 2. 2014 in Minneapolis MN. (Keiko, Chiharu, Hideaki, Katsuhiko) Now preparing for the Sato / Bobby Great American Vacation!!
More from their vacation:
More EMBII social media:
- bitfossil.com/5bfd6eab2df2eb615dd72172408e02e07fddba2f00fed9b80cd66c0b115ee03d/index.htm "Found on Mady's camera", EMBII wearing a funny red suit and drinking orange juice
Envelope.
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