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Hybrid superinductance with Al/InAs

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Authors: Junseok Oh, Ido Levy, Tyler Cowan, Jacob Issokson, Archana Kamal, Javad Shabani, Andrew P. Higginbotham

Year

2026

Paper ID

3797

Status

Preprint

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Abstract

We report microwave spectroscopy of Josephson junctions chains made from an epitaxial Al/InAs heterostructure. The chains exhibit superinductance, with characteristic wave impedance exceeding RQ = hbar/(2e)2. The planar nature of the junctions results in a large plasma frequency, with no measurable deviations from ideal dispersion up to 12 GHz. Internal quality factors decrease sharply with frequency, which we describe with a simple loss model. The possibility of a loss mechanism intrinsic to the superconductor-semiconductor junction is considered.

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